#Lying in the Deep

[malerek]

Brand New YA Books [Released April 29th to May 5th 2023]

want to check out all the new #YoungAdult books being released in these last few weeks?? here are 18 YA books released in the last week 📚 #BookBlogger #Booktwt #BNYA #BookRelease

Brand New YA Books is a Saturday feature showcasing all the Young Adult books released in the last week. If you are an author and want to see your book featured on this list, send me an email to pagesplots@gmail.com will all the details. PUBLISHED APRIL 29th TO MAY 5th 2023 The Legend of the Solsticeby Lauren EversSeries: Modern Mythos #1Genre: Romance Release date: May 1st 2023 GROWING UP…

[oracleofmadness]

This is a fun, fast-paced ya thriller that kept me on my toes. Jade is a bit of a drama queen, but who could help it after a horrible breakup. Jade's ex, Silas, left her for her best friend and both cut off all contact. Pretty depressing. But, when she sees that they are boarding the same overseas learning cruise, things start to fly off the handle, and Jade winds up looking suspicious.

I enjoyed this one. It's really a fun and quick read. I couldn't take Jade too seriously because she seemed a bit over the top at times. But, I wound up liking this!

Out May 2, 2023!

Thank you, Netgalley and Publisher, for this Arc!

[bookcoversonly]

Title: Lying in the Deep | Author: Diana Urban | Publisher: Razorbill (2023)

[impossibellebookrecs]

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Read 26/9/24-29/9/24

Very High School for a YA set in college. The fmc is very annoying. Actually everyone is pretty annoying but I wanted to solve the mystery. Gives off strong One Of Us is Lying vibes,

The ending is good, so if you��re like me and you’re getting frustrated and bogged down with the endless anxiety driven theories, stick with it.

[the-fiction-addiction-book-blog]

Lying in the Deep

So Lying in the Deep had so many elements I love in thrillers, but my overall feeling was much more meh than wow.  You know I like fiction set in exotic new places, and I always love when our characters get cut off from everyone else, so a thriller set on a Semester at Sea-style […]

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[puppppppppy]

these two are so interesting to me

characters belong to @canisalbus

[lilibetbombshell]

[beebfreeb]

Against my will, this freak is fun to draw.

[jakely]

love and deepspace tomorrow's catch-22

[l0ganberry]

Please tell me I'm not the only one that thought Doey was voiced by a different person-

This was not on my bingo card-

[answermywearyquery]

the theerapanyakul kids: how close are you with each other?

loan’s kinnporsche 2nd anniversary: favourite familial relationship: the theerapanyakul kids (insp: ½+½)

[motherjanerainy]

booktok cannot handle unfriendly or emotionally complex female characters. show them a woman who’s a little problematic and they start shaking and shitting themselves. women can be either be martyrs or victims, anything else and ppl short circuit. men can be fucked up emotionally manipulative mass murders but if women have one unpalatable emotion they’re drawn & quartered.

if booktok bitches saw the female characters i liked they would piss blood for a week !!!!

[sylvienerevarine]

hi this is hilarious

[frobby]

Yukio doesn't realize rin was lonely because he was key contributor to said loneliness

[itsafreetrialofdeath]

multiclassed!

[harmonictechnicality]

oh my god okay. The fact that Wayne narrates the lore of the Creel House and Eddie narrates the Vecna campaign is so important to me. It means that Eddie grew up listening to his uncle tell stories. It means that those stories left such an impact on him, that he started telling stories of his own.

It means Eddie inherited the storytelling trait from Wayne.