Prom House
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Narrated by:
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Emily Lawrence
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By:
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Chelsea Mueller
A KILLER AFTERPARTY . . .
When Kylie walks into the gorgeous beach house, it’s a dream come true. She still can’t believe she talked her parents into letting her spend the weekend down the shore with her boyfriend, Liam, after prom. Kylie, Liam, and their friends have rented the most amazing party house—and it’s all theirs. Prom was awesome, but this is going to be even better.
Except there’s a little problem. A violent storm hits the beach and the power goes out—with no sign that it’s coming back anytime soon. Roughing it with candles and camping lanterns isn’t the vibe they were going for, but everyone wants to make the most of it. Until people start disappearing . . . and turning up dead. Kylie is terrified. Is somebody’s prom date a killer?
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A YALSA 2022 Quick Pick for Reluctant Readers!
"Those addicted to teen drama will be hooked."--Kirkus
"[T]he perfect set up for a whodunit thriller."--School Library Journal
"This book is a fun, blood-filled young adult thriller that can be gulped down in one day."--Lish McBride, author of Hold Me Closer, Necromancer
"Those addicted to teen drama will be hooked."--Kirkus
"[T]he perfect set up for a whodunit thriller."--School Library Journal
"This book is a fun, blood-filled young adult thriller that can be gulped down in one day."--Lish McBride, author of Hold Me Closer, Necromancer
Also awful was the purple prose laden inner dialogue the main character launches into at every opportunity. On the plus side the plot was interesting enough to stick with it.
Mediocre
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