Only Child (An Avon Flare Book)

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Summary: Every family has it's sercrets.. Some of them are deadly.
Review: Four friends all had something in common. Each were an only child about to turn 18. They had all come to a luxury resort for a very special vacation. None of them were guessing the truth about why they were there. Everyone wondered what happened when one girl disappeared. They were told she went home. But then another vanished...and another, and another... That's when they uncovered the terrifying truth about what was happening--and why this would be their last family vacation.

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Summary: Really Twisted
Review: I really enjoyed reading this book. It was so twisted and really kept my attention. I think that this was really well written and a unique book. When I first started to read this book I was thinking well let's see, hmm.. an over-protective urban family~ oh scary! But it really got into the good stuff fast. It's weird to think that a family would do that. The pictures that this book sets in your mind are really vivid and life-like; it's just as though you're there, and that is what makes this book so good. I really do suggest it to anyone. You really won't regret reading it.

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Summary: Yeah, A Good Book
Review: Niki Robinson, today, is the only other reveiwer for this book. Well, sort of. She copied the back of the book. Not exectly a reveiw. Anyway. . . .This is a good book. Not the best I've read, because I'm a little more advanced and this book wasn't as good as I thought it was going to be. It had it's dull parts, and the rest of it is superb. Some you blinked and had to read over, because it wasn't too clear, but it was still a good book. I bought it, but it dissapered when I lent it to a friend. Hmm. Well. I wonder why. Anyway. . . . .It's better than some and worse than some. Like most books out there. If you want a 5star book, Madeline L'Engle is the best author ever. Of course I say try it for yourself for evey book I have reveiwed,(exept fot the horror of a terrible book Princess Nevermore) and this isn't an exeption. I liked it. Read it. Reread it. I would, but it's out of print and my copy is out of reach. Hmm. D@mn. Anyway. . . .