I read an advanced copy of, The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep, By Laurie Faria Stolarz. Terra was attacked, but nobody believes her. Her parents died in a fire, but Terra survived. This book is so engrossing, sad, but gripping. Their is real evil in this world, and Terra experienced it.

This was a suspenseful read and you couldn't help but feel bad for the narrator, even when you're not entirely sure what the truth is. I'm also wondering...do people still use chat sites? The last time I remember that being a thing was when AOL first came out (pretty sure I just dated myself, haha).

Kindly received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

The Last Secret You'll Ever Keep is the perfect YA thriller that keeps the reader constantly questioning if they can trust the narrator. Terra is a troubled teenager living with her aunt after a family tragedy who was taken and held in a well by a mystery kidnapper after a night at a party. After she manages to escape, no one believes that she was really taken. What a ride this book was! I will say that I figured out part of the twist pretty early on, but I didn't see the whole story coming. Even at the end, some of the pieces felt a little unfinished, but it was still a fun read that I binged in one day. I'd recommend this book for fans of YA thrillers who love questioning the narrator's version of truth.

this was such a ride. not only is the cover stunning, but so is the plot itself. i was genuinely impressed with how engaged i found myself, and definitely look forward to seeing what else this author has in store