Review: Going Dark - Melissa De La Cruz

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Review: Going Dark - Melissa De La Cruz - January 2023

One of my favourite authors is Melissa De La Cruz and so whenever she releases a new book, I decide to read it. Going Dark starts with the end of Josh and Amelia Ashley's trip in Europe and Josh on the plane home. Josh is confused as he hasn't seen or heard from Amelia at all and after their small fight at the cafe, he believes she has broken up with him, but he doesn't know why. When Josh arrives home, he also discovers his luggage has been lost. Amelia's friends start to get worried that something has happened to her while overseas and Josh is the main suspect in her disappearance. As Amelia is quite well-known on social media and with her social media now gone dark, the whole world is curious and the disappearance of Amelia Ashley has gone viral with the hashtag #whereisameliaashley. Amelia's friend Tori has hired Harper to try and find her friend, but when Harper starts her deep dive, she discovers that not only Amelia Ashley isn't who she says she is, neither is Josh Reuter and that in their former lives, they were connected but not in a good way. Who is Amelia Ashley and Josh Reuter and how are the current events connected to what happened years ago in a small town named Eureka? Going Dark by Melissa De La Cruz is a great YA thriller and fans of Karen McManus and Sara Shepard will enjoy it.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/43qa2z8




image of a note recounting the disappearance of Going Dark main character Amelia Ashley


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