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Gretchen McNeil
Gretchen McNeil is an opera singer, writer and clown. Her YA horror POSSESS about a teen exorcist debuted with Balzer + Bray for HarperCollins in 2011. Her follow up TEN - YA horror/suspense about ten teens trapped on a remote island with a serial killer - was released September 18, 2012, and her... show more
Gretchen McNeil is an opera singer, writer and clown. Her YA horror POSSESS about a teen exorcist debuted with Balzer + Bray for HarperCollins in 2011. Her follow up TEN - YA horror/suspense about ten teens trapped on a remote island with a serial killer - was released September 18, 2012, and her third novel 3:59 - sci fi doppelganger horror about two girls who are the same girl in parallel dimensions who decide to switch places - is scheduled for Fall 2013. Gretchen's new YA contemporary series Don't Get Mad (Revenge meets The Breakfast Club) about four very different girls who form a secret society where they get revenge on bullies and mean girls begins Fall 2014 with GET EVEN, followed by the sequel GET DIRTY in 2015, also with Balzer + Bray.Gretchen is a former coloratura soprano, the voice of Mary on G4's Code Monkeys and she sings with the LA-based circus troupe Cirque Berzerk. Gretchen blogs with The Enchanted Inkpot and is a founding member of the vlog group the YARebels where she can be seen as "Monday." She is repped by Ginger Clark of Curtis Brown, Ltd.
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Freda's Voice
Freda's Voice rated it 5 years ago
I really enjoyed this book.I love horror. This fit the bill there. Was it super scary? Not really.It had mystery, a bit of violence and gore, but because it was such a whodunnit, it lacked in scare factor.Still it was a great mind bend! In the last few chapters especially. It took me where I was lik...
Reading is my ESCAPE from Reality!
Reading is my ESCAPE from Reality! rated it 6 years ago
Minnie's face was deathly pale. - First sentence This is a YA novel "inspired by Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None" (according to the Amazon page). Ten teenagers are at a house party on an island full of summer homes in the middle of February. There is a huge storm which of course kno...
Lori's Little House of Reviews.
Lori's Little House of Reviews. rated it 6 years ago
I was really hoping to love this story more. But to me it was just trying to be a cheesy mystery/horror type of book, you would watch as a movie. I thought some of the murders in the book were gross but done in a very cheesy way. I really did love the character of Dee, she thought she had no one to...
Pippin & The Book Next Door
Pippin & The Book Next Door rated it 8 years ago
No mysteries about it--Ten is entirely unremarkable. In all honesty, the 'several kids stuck on an island with a murderer' concept is hardly a new one, and the extreme archetypes of high schoolers that most definitely exist here make for a quite status-quo-abiding story, albeit a somewhat more excit...
Pippin & The Book Next Door
Pippin & The Book Next Door rated it 9 years ago
For as long as I've been reading books, I haven't been reading much horror. From the two actual horror novels I've read, Horrorstor and 172 Hours On The Moon, I know it's a genre that I enjoy, but i also know I only enjoy it if it's an extremely unique concept and the novel focuses primarily on the ...
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