Review: Five Total Strangers - Natalie D. Richards

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Five Total Strangers

Review: Five Total Strangers - Natalie D. Richards - October 2020


One of my favorite YA Thriller authors is Natalie D. Richards, and when I saw that she had a new release- it was no doubt that I would read it and enjoy it. The book starts with our main female character Mira heading to her mother's for Christmas after spending some time with her Dad. On the plane, she gets talking to her seatmate Harper and the pair click. The next thing the girls know, they are experiencing terrible turbulence which will result in their following planes being delayed or canceled. This reminded me of Dec 2013 when I and my friend Nina went to the US and got stuck at LAX and had five flights canceled in a row as the states had experienced a freak snowstorm. Mira goes along with Harper as neither of them wants to spend another night at the airport and soon meets up with three other strangers Brecken, Kayla, and Josh. The five of them end up renting a car together to make it to their final destinations. However, the journey is about to turn a bit crazy as neither knows one from the other and when five strangers are on edge to get home, then things are bound to get crazy. As it turns out one of them is a dangerous stalker, one has violent tendencies, one is running from something and the other is addicted to drugs, and of course, one is pretending to be older than they are. Throughout the journey, secrets will be revealed and some of those secrets turn out to be worth killing to keep others from revealing. Five Total Strangers is another great YA thriller from Natalie D. Richards and is the perfect mix of 90s horror films with a Christmas setting.

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