Rachel Sanderson

What do you do when your mother forces you to leave your best friend behind in the big city to move hours away to a broken down hovel in the middle of a forest – far away from wifi and civilization? How do you act when everyone at your new school avoids you like the plague – except for one douchebag? Who can you talk to when you feel so alone?

How do you act when you find out you look exactly like Becky, a girl killed a year ago in this same small town? When you start receiving notes telling you to get out of town, what should you do? Where do you go and what do you do when you find yourself dreaming about Becky’s murder, and feel as if you HAVE to find out more about her and why she died?

These questions and more plague sixteen-year-old Abbie as her life is suddenly meshed with Becky’s life. Though her obsessiveness with finding out more about her is driving everyone crazy, Abbie feels as if something HAS to become clear. However as the truth about Becky’s last night on earth is revealed, it’s done in a way that’s more terrifying than anything Abbie had ever experienced. It seems as if the killer hasn’t finished his job…

I absolutely LOVED this book. The author did a great job stringing me along, with clues placed deliciously about, waiting to be chewed and digested. I had my ideas as to who did what, and was glad to have my suspicions verified.

I don’t want to reveal any more of the exciting plot, so will end this review by saying you need to read “Mirror me” ASAP. You’ll love it just as much as I did.

Highly recommended for ages 16 and older.

Book review link: https://shouldireaditornot.wordpress.com/2019/10/12/mirror-me-by-rachel-sanderso...… (plus d'informations)