by Elle Cosimano
This was such a great read, especially being from Maryland and knowing locations in DC and Virginia. Elle Cosimano grew up under the supervision of a teacher and an maximum security guard, so she knows a bit about YA and the government sector. Living in DC, this book was a great way to showcase her ...
This review was originally posted on One Curvy BloggerNearly Gone is a book that I was recently drawn to thanks to #booksfortrade. It totally escaped my notice when it came out in March 2014, but since I am always a fan of YA murder mysteries, I quickly snatched it up. Unfortunately, I found Nearly ...
I thought this book would be good, as I love chemistry! But it employed very little usage of the subject. The book was good enough that I'd read the sequel, but not good enough to recommend.
This was another novel that I couldn't hardly put down, and I don't get that way very often. It had just the right amount of suspense and content that kept your attention throughout. I honestly didn't expect the culprit to be who it was in the end, it certainly shocked me to learn who did all the mu...
This wasn’t as suspenseful and dark as everyone led it up to be. I was prepared for this blow-my-socks-off, creepy escapade but this novel was more of a mystery than anything else. Why do they do this to me? The synopsis was stretching the truth on this one. Leigh’s dream is to escape her current li...
Nearly Gone by Elle Cosimano was an AMAZING read. I loved, loved, loved it! The science nerdy references made me all giddy inside, and the mystery kept me guessing the entire time. If you figure out who the killer is before Nearly, let me know. I will be shocked and will want to bow down in your awe...
If I’d spent more time studying instead of chasing after a boy, we wouldn’t be here. Well, then! This book makes me angry. I'm getting pretty damn sick of these books that tells girls that it's ok to love and trust a potential killer/sociopath if he secretly (very, very secretly) has a heart of gol...
Oooooooo!! Nearly Gone sounds like it's dark and mysterious!! With a serial killer on the lose, Nearly Bowell confides in the new guy in school to help her figure out who he is. Here's the catch: The new guy is doing undercover work for the police. He's spying on HER!
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