Review: The Amanda Project : Revealed - Amanda Valentino and Peter Silsbee

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Review: The Amanda Project: Revealed - Book #2 Amanda Project Series - Amanda Valentino and Peter Silsbee - June 2011

In Book #1 we read Callie's story of events and now in Book #2 as the threesome of Callie , Hal and Nia get closer in their search for Amanda, we readers have Hal's story starting with how Hal came to meet Amanda , their friendship spanning their morning excercises and we even catch glimpses of Hal and Callie's friendship from when they were younger. This time the trail of Amanda leads them to her favourite Vintage clothing store where they find a wooden box filled with bits and bobs from newspaper clippings, death certificates, old movie tickets and secrets are revealed from why the three of them are in danger especially when all together, why others involved keep disappearing to clues that Bea Rossiter ( the girl that was hit by Heidi) and Amanda were good friends and that Heidi's mother Brittany was good friends with Callie's mum - who is still missing? 
In Revealed , the readers will be able to catch a deeper glimpse into Amanda's life and parts of her "real" identity and life are "Revealed".
If you love the series Pretty Little Liars and The Lying Game , then you will definitely love and enjoy "The Amanda Project Series".

 

 


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