Review: The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep - Laurie Faria Stolarz

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The Last Secret You’ll Ever Keep

Reveiw: The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep - Laurie Faria Stolarz - March 2021

One of my favorite genres of reads is YA Thrillers and Mysteries.  I had quite enjoyed in the past several Laurie Faria Stolarz's books and so when I saw this one, I was excited as I was certain I would enjoy it. This book presents itself as an unofficial sequel to her book Jane Anonymous. As you will recall in Jane Anonymous, the main character Jane was kidnapped, and then she decided to chronicle her abduction and then start up a blog and an anonymous chatline for those who were victims as well. In The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep we meet Terra who claims that on her way home from a party, she was kidnapped and held for four days. The thing is there is no evidence and sadly, she doesn't have the best reputation, and the people who should have her back - don't believe her. Now six months later, she is still searching for answers and proof and spending her time on the JA chat with other victims and people who get her pain and confusion. One chat member Peyton and Terra have struck up a good relationship and friendship online and bonded. What happens though when Peyton after confessing in a private chat that she thinks her kidnapper is back and then goes missing from the chat? Terra believes that something terrible has happened and will take a road trip and try and track down Peyton. However, along the way, it seems that Peyton's and Terra's kidnapping are connected, and will Terra find herself another victim but this time she won't be so lucky and getaway in one piece? Find out in The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep by Laurie Faria Stolarz - coming to an e-reader near you in March 2021.


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