Books by Natasha Preston and Complete Book Reviews
Natasha Preston. Sourcebooks Fire, $9.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-4926-1852-2
British 16-year-old Scarlett Garner can’t remember her life before age four—not exactly uncommon in itself—but a car accident shakes loose strange dreams about a burning building and a girl named Evelyn, who Scarlett’s parents claim was her doll....
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Natasha Preston.. Sourcebooks Fire, $10.99 (368p) ISBN 978-1-4926-5432-2
Themes of betrayal and jealousy dominate Preston's (The Cellar) romantic thriller. With Valentine's Day only days away, Lylah is in no mood to celebrate since it's also the second anniversary of her parents' unexpected death. She was 17 and her...
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Natasha Preston. Sourcebooks Fire, $10.99 paper (320p) ISBN 978-1-4926-5226-7
Best friends Hazel and Piper, 16, live in a small lakeside community where, over the past few months, 11 teens from neighboring communities have disappeared. The police have labeled the missing kids as runaways, but after Piper meets handsome...
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Natasha Preston. Delacorte, $10.99 paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-593-12497-0
Nine years before this novel begins, eight-year-old best friends Esme Randal and Kayla Price snuck out of their cabin at Camp Pine Lake in Texas. They swore never to discuss the terrible events that followed, but when the girls, now 17, return to...
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Natasha Preston. Delacorte, $12.99 paper (336p) ISBN 978-0-5934-8149-3
A gothic-inspired theme park on a remote island serves as the eerie setting of this high-octane thriller by Preston (The Fear). Sixteen-year-old true crime vlogger Paisley, alongside five other teen social media influencers, is invited to an...
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Natasha Preston. Delacorte, $12.99 paper (368p) ISBN 978-0-5937-0406-6
Academic focus is at an all-time low at senior Marley Croft’s high school, where, with three weeks left in the school year, dares of increasing complexity and danger are handed out to willing—and unwilling—soon-to-be graduates as part of a long-stand
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Natasha Preston. Delacorte, $14.99 paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-5937-0408-0
Friends attending an English boarding school plan a four-day spring break party at an isolated, abandoned castle in this claustrophobic thriller by Preston (The Dare). To ensure that no adults can derail their plans—which involve copious amounts of...
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