Review: Teen Killers in Love - Lily Sparks

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Review: Teen Killers in Love - Book #2 Teen Killer Club - Lily Sparks - August 2022

As readers will recall from the first book, we discovered that Signal was innocent and that she was set up and it was Rose's mother who killed her daughter as she was becoming a threat. We also discovered that Rose's mother was a former participant at the Teen Killer Camp when she was younger and that Rose's dad is one of the instructors. Signal was the perfect scapegoat for the crime. At the camp, she met the other Class A's who had all killed people, but she soon discovered that they aren't all complete psychos, especially Erik Wylie-Stanton who is considered to be the Worst Class A with 10+ kills under his belt. In Book #2 Teen Killers in Love, Erik and Signal have managed to disable their kill switches and are on the run to not only clear Signal's name but also find a way to disable all of the kill switches once and for all and expose the underbelly and the dark truth of the camp. Along the way, we also learn more about Erik's background and how he came to be at the camp, and the truth behind the kills which will make you feel sympathy and start to see Erik in a whole new light, the same goes with the character Nobody. I have to admit that reading this book and learning the reasons behind the kills, does make you think about how often in real life teens are either forced to kill or kill because they have no other way to escape the horrible situation life has put them in like girls who kill their Pimps, etc. I am now looking forward to reading Book #3 and hoping that Erik and Signal finally get a HEA and both of their names cleared. If you love YA thrillers with a Bonnie and Clyde feel mixed with the modern world of social media, and technology then this is the series for you.

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