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Review of The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer
Teenager Mara Dyer wakes up in the hospital with absolutely
no recollection of why she’s there or what’s happened, but she’s told she’s the
only one of four to survive a terrible accident. So when her parents move her
to new town, she not only has to do the normal new kid things like find friends
and such but she also still needs to figure out what she lived through. And why
is she having mysterious nightmares?
Delicately walking the line between paranormal and psychological this satisfyingly bewildering page-turner will keep readers up into the wee hours of the night. Steamy romance with a swoon-worthy male lead (Noah) will appeal to ladies who like a little love with their mystery. Themes of peer pressure, cliques and post-traumatic stress make this novel a must read for teens. For ages 14+





