Review: The Summer She Went Missing - Chelsea Ichaso

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Review: The Summer She Went Missing - Chelsea Ichaso - March 2024

One of my favorite publishers happens to be Sourcebooks Fire as I just love their YA Thrillers that they release, one of those authors whom I have come to love, and whenever she releases a new book I am excited to read it is Chelsea Ichaso as I know I will always enjoy them. The Summer She Went Missing takes readers on a summer vacation that they will never forget as we meet two families the wealthy Covingtons and then their friends the Redmonds. The Covingtons own a beautiful summer cabin and every year, the two families have gotten together. This year starts great for Audrey Covington and Piper Redmond but over the summer, Audrey starts to pull away from Piper until one day she blows up at Piper and demands her own bedroom. Piper is shocked and doesn't know what's happened to her friend but she's changed. Then one day Audrey doesn't come back and she is suddenly missing, as Piper checks in with Audrey's friends and boss - she learns that Audrey has lied and has been keeping secrets. Where has Audrey been all summer and what has happened to her? A year passes and she is still missing and the case is cold. Can Piper along with Audrey's brother Dylan find out what happened to his sister last summer? Find out in Chelsea Ichaso's new YA Thriller "The Summer She Went Missing" - a book that reads like Gone Girl for Teens.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3SwVhaE






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