Review: The Last to Die - Kelly Garrett

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Review: The Last to Die - Kelly Garrett - April 2017

As a fan of YA Thrillers, this book by Kelly Garrett had been on my list to read from its spooky eerie cover to the title and the hint that it was a YA thriller. Other than that, I had no idea what the book was about and often I love going into my thrillers blind as it means you get more enjoyment out of the story. The book starts with us meeting Sarah Dietz who is wanting to join an already-formed clique of friends. The friends Harper, Alex, Paisley, Benji, and Gin rob each other's houses and then pawn off items, but they have a burglary code and rules they must abide by. About six months later, Alex wants to take the ante up a notch and Harper and Alex break into a random house and are almost caught. This spurs a decision led by Gin and then Harper, Benji, and Paisley that they want "out". Alex and Sarah exchange words with the four of them and leave. The next day, Sarah is dead and it's supposedly a suicide. Harper knows Sarah wouldn't kill herself and is convinced Alex is behind it and so she starts her little investigation. What happens though when Paisley is the next to die and Maggie- Harper's sister is kidnapped to lure Harper out? Who is killing the females in the group and why? Will Harper be the last female standing or The Final Girl in Horror movie terms? Find out in this YA thriller that fans of Natasha Preston and Natalie D. Richards's books will enjoy.

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