Five Reasons To Read Lock The Doors by Vincent Ralph

*Thank you to Penguin for sending me a copy of Lock The Doors for review.

Before this book landed on my door step, i had heard very little about it, and now i can only question why. Lock The Doors kept me hooked, has a great range of characters and discusses some really indepth topics. Here are some of the reasons i think you should pick up Lock The Doors.

The Accident Season by Moira Fowley-Doyle

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The Accident Season had been on my radar for quite some time, the premise sounded interesting and the reviews weren’t the worst. I found a very cheap copy in a sale last year and figured it was worth a shot. I didn’t actually pick it out to read until my TBR Jar gifted it upon me.

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The Mist by Stephen King

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David is puzzled by a storm that hits his small town by the lake. Once it passes after a night, they emerge from the basement to check the damage, pretty much everything is in tatters. Once David heads to the store for supplies, a mist falls upon the city. No-one can leave, and no-one is getting out. There’s something in the mist but you wouldn’t dare to find out what.

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Camp Midnight by Jason Adam Katzenstein

 

Book Review HeaderCamp Midnight is the story of Skye who gets sent off to summer camp when her stepmother can’t deal with having her around. Little does Skye know that the camp comes alive at night with monsters, or the other camp goers! Skye doesn’t fit in with the others when they turn from their human form to their monster form and makes friends with Mia, another girl who feels very left out in camp.

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