Ages 18+
The main character doesn’t remember who she is, let alone her first name. She arrives at the train station and realizes her bag has been stolen – so she doesn’t have I.D. to help her. She does remember where she lives, however. She goes to her home, only to find a couple living there who say that it’s their home, and don’t recognize her either. Will she ever figure out who she is? This thriller gripped me from the first page to the last.
Grades 9 – 12
Carmen Aguilar is upset because she has to spend her summer doing an unpaid internship where she has to get all dressed up in the Miami heat and perform for her cousin’s quinceanera. What’s more, her dance partner is her ex, someone who she never wanted to have to see or interact with again after their breakup. In order to find her “happily ever after,” she has to learn to leave the past in the past.
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
Ages 18+
Olive is very close to her best friends, but when they start to marry and have kids, she feels less connected to them. What’s more, she’s decided she has no desire to have children of her own one day. She’s absolutely sure of it. Fast paced and moving, I would recommend Gannon’s debut novel to all my friends.
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
Ages 18+
Milla is invited to a reunion with 4 of her friends in the French Alps with a cryptic message, but she’s intrigued. She hasn’t seen them for 10 years and is excited to reconnect. They’ll be missing their friend Saskia, however, who disappeared all those years ago. Will they ever find out what happened to her? This is a gripping debut that’s not to be missed!
Thanks to Netgalley for a review copy of this book.
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