Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas Official Blog Tour
Links will be live the day of:
Sunday, September 15th: Tams Two Cents – Review
Monday, September 16th: Chapter by Chapter – Ten’s List
Tuesday, September 17th: Magic of Words – This or That
Wednesday, September 18th: Moosubi Reviews – Review
Thursday, September 19th: Insane About Books – Review
Friday, September 20th: Paperback Princess – What’s In Your Purse/On Your Desk
Saturday, September 21st: Coffee, Books & Me – Review
Sunday, September 22nd: Curling Up With A Good Book – Guest Post
Monday, September 23rd: Dream With In A Dream – Review
Tuesday, September 24th: Wholly Books – Review
Wednesday, September 25th: Shelly’s Rambles – Spotlight
Thursday, September 26th: Peach, Love & Teen Fiction – Review
Friday, September 27th: Jean Book Nerd – Interview & Review
Saturday, September 28th: Me, My Shelf and I – Review
Monday, September 16th: Chapter by Chapter – Ten’s List
Tuesday, September 17th: Magic of Words – This or That
Wednesday, September 18th: Moosubi Reviews – Review
Thursday, September 19th: Insane About Books – Review
Friday, September 20th: Paperback Princess – What’s In Your Purse/On Your Desk
Saturday, September 21st: Coffee, Books & Me – Review
Sunday, September 22nd: Curling Up With A Good Book – Guest Post
Monday, September 23rd: Dream With In A Dream – Review
Tuesday, September 24th: Wholly Books – Review
Wednesday, September 25th: Shelly’s Rambles – Spotlight
Thursday, September 26th: Peach, Love & Teen Fiction – Review
Friday, September 27th: Jean Book Nerd – Interview & Review
Saturday, September 28th: Me, My Shelf and I – Review
Paradise quickly gets gruesome in this thrilling page-turner with a plot that’s ripped from the headlines and a twist that defies the imagination.It’s Spring Break of senior year. Anna, her boyfriend Tate, her best friend Elise, and a few other close friends are off to a debaucherous trip to Aruba that promises to be the time of their lives.But when Elise is found brutally murdered, Anna finds herself trapped in a country not her own, fighting against vile and contemptuous accusations. As Anna sets out to find her friend’s killer, she discovers harsh revelations about her friendships, the slippery nature of truth, and the ache of young love.Awaiting the judge’s decree, it becomes clear to Anna that everyone around her thinks she is not only guilty, but also dangerous. And when the whole story comes out, reality is more shocking than anyone ever imagined…
MY REVIEW
I didn't know what I was getting into by reading this story. Dangerous Girls, yeah, everyone knows how vicious a girl can be. But who knew.
Anna and Elise are best friends. Partying, going out chasing boys, and just having a great time. However, Anna has always had her eye on Tate, who eventually becomes her boyfriend and Elise couldn't be happier for her.
For Spring break, Anna and her group of friends go to Aruba to stay in a beach house. They are living it up, staying on the beach by day, and partying all night. Until one tragic event, finding Elise murdered brutally, the whole trip erupts in chaos.
Anna is charged for Elise murder, which is ridiculous because she was her best friend. As she awaits trial, all her other friends are able to go back home, leaving Anna in Aruba alone.
Anna is interrogated relentlessly, and she learns that her friends don't support her. She is in a dark place she may never get out of, but still has hope that Elise's killer will be found against all odds.
This book...WOW...will floor you...repeatedly...through out the whole story. It guides you through the investigation, flashing back to how Anna and Elise's friendship blossomed, and how Anna found herself in the situation that she is in. The investigators are vicious and the friends betrayal is horrific. As the investigators dig into Anna's past to discredit her, the trial is harsh. The outcome looks inevitable. The ending will leave you flabbergasted in ways that will have you thinking about the story way beyond the time you finished. With the media involved, friends doing interviews that proves their disloyalty, and a boyfriend that isn't there to support Anna, she is truly alone. The characters are strong however selfish in their rich spoiled lives. They are the kind of characters that can easily be hated. The plot moves incredibly fast, and you will never figure out the ending by any clues left throughout. It's an epic mystery that is well worth the time.
I didn't know what I was getting into by reading this story. Dangerous Girls, yeah, everyone knows how vicious a girl can be. But who knew.
Anna and Elise are best friends. Partying, going out chasing boys, and just having a great time. However, Anna has always had her eye on Tate, who eventually becomes her boyfriend and Elise couldn't be happier for her.
For Spring break, Anna and her group of friends go to Aruba to stay in a beach house. They are living it up, staying on the beach by day, and partying all night. Until one tragic event, finding Elise murdered brutally, the whole trip erupts in chaos.
Anna is charged for Elise murder, which is ridiculous because she was her best friend. As she awaits trial, all her other friends are able to go back home, leaving Anna in Aruba alone.
Anna is interrogated relentlessly, and she learns that her friends don't support her. She is in a dark place she may never get out of, but still has hope that Elise's killer will be found against all odds.
This book...WOW...will floor you...repeatedly...through out the whole story. It guides you through the investigation, flashing back to how Anna and Elise's friendship blossomed, and how Anna found herself in the situation that she is in. The investigators are vicious and the friends betrayal is horrific. As the investigators dig into Anna's past to discredit her, the trial is harsh. The outcome looks inevitable. The ending will leave you flabbergasted in ways that will have you thinking about the story way beyond the time you finished. With the media involved, friends doing interviews that proves their disloyalty, and a boyfriend that isn't there to support Anna, she is truly alone. The characters are strong however selfish in their rich spoiled lives. They are the kind of characters that can easily be hated. The plot moves incredibly fast, and you will never figure out the ending by any clues left throughout. It's an epic mystery that is well worth the time.
Giveaway
3 Winners will each get a signed finished copy of DANGEROUS GIRLS
Open to the US only | Must be 13+ to Enter
3 Winners will each get a signed finished copy of DANGEROUS GIRLS
Open to the US only | Must be 13+ to Enter
About the Author
Abigail Haas has written two adult novels and four young adult contemporary novels under the name Abby McDonald. Dangerous Girls is her first young adult thriller. She grew up in Sussex, England, and studied Politics, Philosophy & Economics at Oxford University. She lives in Los Angeles.
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