Forever, Again

By: Victoria Laurie

Narrated by: Rebecca Gibel, Rachel Dulude, Charlie Thurston

Lily Bennett is less than thrilled to be the new kid as she starts her junior year in high school. But soon after classes begin, she meets a classmate, Cole Drepeau, with whom she forms an immediate and intimate bond. As Cole and Lily grow closer, Lily learns about the murder that divided the town more than 30 years before. In 1985, graduating senior Amber Greeley snapped, killing her boyfriend, Ben - Cole's uncle - and taking her own life. Lily feels inexplicably linked to Amber, and she can't help but think that there's more to the girl's story. Determined to investigate the truth about Cole's uncle's death, Lily and Cole are pulled into a dark mystery - one that shakes the constraints of the world they've always believed in.

©2016 Victoria Laurie (P)2016 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Absolutely riveting!

Excellent book. It kept me wondering what had Truly happened. Totally unexpected ! Makes me glad to be out of high school.

Suspenseful but chill

I liked it. This was a nice suspense but was also kind of lighted hearted at the same time somehow. It was an easy listen.

Tugs at the heart and kept me guessing til the end

Victoria Laurie has a way of really tying your heart to the characters. Ouch it hurts when they hurt. I kept guessing up until the end trying to figure it out, great way of making me question each characters motive. I really enjoyed this book.

Interesting who done it

I really liked Lily and Coles story, but most of this book is about Amber and Spence. Victoria is a great story teller this is my first YA novel by her and it didn’t disappoint. This plot could have went multiple ways and I kind of knew or suspected who did it but I will agree with other people and say it was a long drawn out story glad I bought audio and didn’t read because I might have quit reading the book. We all make inevitable sacrifices in our life. This was a tough read. Some parts were so interesting but I was amazed how many characters included in this book were actually really never a part of story. I give it a 3.5