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TorieStorieS
Getting Away with Murder | Kathryn Foxfield
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Mehso-so

This #YAThriller hooked me with its alternating perspectives from identical twins, Saffron & Georgia. Though not alike—& barely even friends after Saffron‘s posting embarrassing videos online. But they continue to play Sole Survivor with the same group of seven others. When Saffron speculates which of their group archetypes would win the game in real life, a rogue AI grants her wish in this oddly deadly mashup of Willy Wonka & The Breakfast Club.

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Bookaholicforlife
That's Not My Name | Megan Lally
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Trying to get back into posting my reads. This is my most recent finish and oh. My. God it was so good! From debut author, Megan Lally this book was intense with its twists and turns. I thought I had the “twist ending” guessed from the synopsis but I was wrong and was gutted by the end. A great YA thriller for those looking for one. #thatsnotmyname #meganlally #thriller #yathriller

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skbooks

She never wanted revenge. She only wanted justice ...
...But be careful what you wish for. Sometimes you end up getting both.

#crimefiction #newadultfiction #yathriller #youngadult #mysterybook #suspense #thriller #mystery

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kissmehardy
Warrior Girl Unearthed | Angeline Boulley
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AaaaaAAAAAAAAAH!!! God, Angeline Boulley is good at weaving tons of threads together into one lush story. Perry had an excellent voice and a great journey, and I had no clue who was behind any of the mysteries. And the links to Firekeeper's Daughter were fun, too! I hope there's more to come. #yalit #yathriller

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kissmehardy
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Has Ally Carter ever gotten darker in a book? So many double-crosses, so much adventure, but also an ending everyone deserves, for good or for bad. I wish Grace had had a little more formal mental health support, but damn, I'm ultimately not complaining. #reread #yalit #yathriller

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kissmehardy
See How They Run | Ally Carter
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Layers and layers of intrigue topped off with an excellent unreliable narrator. I think Grace is Carter's darkest-humored heroine, which is an interesting change from her other books, too. The amateur teenage espionage crew grows, as well! #reread #yalit #yathriller

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kissmehardy
All Fall Down | Ally Carter
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God, Ally Carter writes teenage girls in action situations well. Grace's mental health (or occasional lack thereof) is believable and heightens the tension perfectly, and I just love her motley crew of friends on Embassy Row. This needs to be a TV show stat. #reread #yalit #yaactionnovel #yathriller

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TorieStorieS
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This #YAThriller opens with best friends Cam and Blair starting a podcast for their junior year journalism class. Cam latches onto the idea of using the town‘s biggest mystery- the disappearance twenty years ago of recent high school student, Clarissa- as their subject. Fast-paced but with some head-hopping, this makes for an entertaining and exciting debut! I liked the relationships between the characters and the mystery is well-plotted!

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kissmehardy
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The way I didn't see a single one of these plot twists coming, my God. What a tragedy. What beautifully complicated characters. This was good, y'all. #yalit #yathriller

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kissmehardy
The Lies We Tell | Katie Zhao
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Mehso-so

Another one where I felt like the story didn't go deep enough. The focus on anti-Asian racism was timely, but there was at least one plot hole that made the mystery not work for me. I did appreciate that this story was set at UMich without being set at UMich, tho. (Thatcher Graduate Library #iykyk 😂) #yalit #yathriller

kissmehardy Okay, upon reflection, I may have just solved the plot hole? But I still don't love it. 2y
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