The Lake

Reviews

1. 

   Lynn Keith – July 24, 2024

   Ending saved this book
   This book is obviously intended for a younger audience, probably more 16-24. The characters are 18 year olds who make dumb 18 year old choices. I have seen a lot of reviews discuss how their biggest problem was that the main girl didn’t come out and tell anyone who the stalker was, but again, she’s young and dumb and scared, I get it.It did take me a minute to get into the book because the beginning chapters run you through setting up a camp and I do feel like some of the information was unnecessary and never is mentioned again.A few of the things in the book were cheesy and predictable, but one of the things was so obvious that I thought for sure it had to be done to make us think we knew, so I ignored it entirely only to discover it had just been that obvious.Anyway, the ending. The ending was one of the best endings I’ve read. The last page and a half, pure genius. It saved the book for me (which again wasn’t a bad book, just written for a younger audience.)

2. 

   Amazon Customer – July 24, 2024

   Love it
   Love all her work.

3. 

   Jackie – July 24, 2024

   The Lake by Natasha Preston
   THE LAKE NEVER FORGETS. When Esme and Kayla receive an anonymous message, fear fills them immediately. Someone knows what they did and they aren’t going to let them get away with it.Esme and Kayla have returned to Camp Pine Lake as Counselors In Training (CIT) at the camp they went to as children. They’re excited to enjoy a summer filled with hiking, swimming in the lake, and lots of s’mores! Being back is a little difficult at first as memories of the bad thing they did come rushing back, but they push those thoughts away and gear up for a fun-filled summer! After all, they do have a blood oath to never mention it. But what happens when it turns out they aren’t the only two in on their little secret? Who else knows and what do they want from them?Here we have another great Young Adult Thriller by Natasha Preston. I read this book in a day as I could not put it down, itching to know more. There were so many twists and turns that I did not see coming. I was blown away and was not disappointed. It was well worth the wait! I absolutely loved it and I highly recommend it to other Thriller lovers! So excited to see what her next YA Thriller will bring!I received a free copy of this book via NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

4. 

   Jennifer O. – July 24, 2024

   Very nice book. Very thrilling. I highly recommend

5. 

   Rajendra. Gurung – July 24, 2024

   SECURE, SAFE AND EASY

6. 

   Zara k. – July 24, 2024

   Ending is very bad, it should have atleast one more chapter. Or may be a sequel. Not fair ending.

7. 

   Spooky Guy – July 24, 2024

   This wasn’t a good as Preston’s book, The Twin. I stuck with it, but it didn’t hold my attention all of the time, although there were so exciting moments. I didn’t like the ending.

8. 

   Sarah Brown – July 24, 2024

   Another great thriller by natasha, I was hooked right from the start and found myself so invested in the story. I have no idea where tasha gets her ideas from but I sometimes think her mind is a scary place as the lake gave me goosebumps more than once