Review: Siren by Tricia Rayburn

Last week I finished up Siren by Tricia Rayburn. This was an awesome book that I read through Around the World Tours. It will be released in July.

Summary: Vanessa, seventeen, has always looked up to her older sister, the brave and seemingly fearless, Justine. They are vacationing at their summer home in Winter Harbor, Maine when Justine goes cliff diving and dies. It's ruled as an accident, but Vanessa knows somehow that it wasn't. Then, the normally peaceful town of Winter Harbor starts turning into something eerie and creepy when they start getting daily storms, and dead bodies begin washing up onshore every day with frightening grins on their faces. Vanessa knows there is something mysterious going on to cause these deaths, and that the same thing must have killed her sister. The search leads her to discoveries about herself and the people around her that are shocking.

My Thoughts: This book was awesome! It was full of surprises and was so much fun to read! I got really into the story and dragged into the mystery surrounding Winter Harbor and the deaths. It had this dark, creepy undertone too which I really enjoyed that added a great level of suspense that I don't often find in YA. It even had a paranormal twist which I didn't like at first, but it was really so unique and interesting that I ended up loving it. This book was bold, fascinating, and wonderful! I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a sequel!

My Rating: 5/5