Review: Spin the Bottle - L.L Hunter

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Spin the Bottle (The Summervale Series Book 4)

Review: Spin the Bottle - Book #4 The Summervale Series - LL Hunter - November 2021

This is one series that I have been loving and if you love YA thrillers that keep you entertained and then leave you wanting more as each other book ends on a cliffhanger. At the end of Book #3, we read as Darcie's dad had reached his near end as his secret had come to light and soon the murder spotlight was on him. Darcie’s dad's felt backed in a corner and tried to kill her and his friends but didn't succeed. Stacey's secret was also revealed in their game of truth and dare. In Book #4 Spin the Bottle saw Stacey completing her community service and the friends Darcie, Stacey, Austin, Dane, Bobby, and Dylan celebrating their last summer together before college at Bobby's cabin in the woods on Capulet Island. Of course, nothing good ever happens on islands and cabins in the woods as terror and secrets will come to light. I did love the twist at the end when Darcie's family history was revealed and shows why her father chose to settle in Summervale. I am now looking forward to Book #5 and hope it goes more into the details of Summervale's crazy history and Darcie's connection.  Like the previous 4 books, book #5 also ends on a cliffhanger.

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