Review: Cryer's Cross by Lisa McMann

Cryer's Cross

by

Lisa McMann

A frightfully addictive novel that will leave you shocked and quite spooked at the end.

McMann has created a real spook!

When you come upon Cryer's Cross, you will come upon a town where everyone knows each other and everyone does right by each other. That's how small towns like these run and work. Humble and peaceful. That's why when a young teen goes missing, it's such a heartbreaking tragedy that's hard for everybody in the town to accept. The whole town comes together to search and find her to no avail.

Over time, Everyone moves on with their life, realizing, that young girl isn't coming back, no clue as to just where she went. There are no kidnappers in Cryer's Cross. Who really knows just what happened to her.

It's now time for school to start back up again, and Kendall must get there before all of the other students. Why? Well, She has OCD and she has to go about her morning routine or she just can't settle into the day right. Once she gets everything straightened, Kendall settles into her desk, right next to her bestie, Nico. Whats odd is that Nico has been acting funny since school has started back up. Spacing out, anti-social. That sorta thing. What's even worse is that the new kid that started this year, Jacian, Wants to make like he wants to be friends one minute, then major jerk-off the next. If Kendall can Just hold off until Saturday then she can find out what Nico thinks about Jacian. Nico just seems so spacey to ask him now.

But when Saturday rolls around, Nico is MIA.

4/5 Stars. 233 Pages. Published by Simon Pulse. Received from Lady Reader's Bookstuff