Michelle Lynn

Don't Let Go (The Invisibles: Brady & Sadie)

Sadie Miller is attempting to change her ways and hide somewhere no one knows her former self. She only wants to finish her final year of college, obtain her degree, and get out from the hold of her affluent parents. Then she meets Brady Carsen, the lead singer of The Invisibles, a local band popular with the college crowd. She tries to stay away but quickly realizes that, although he might not be what she's used to, he's exactly what she needs and more importantly, everything she could possibly want. Unfortunately, Sadie's troubled past left her with insecurities that make her question Brady's true intentions. And while Brady is convinced that Sadie is the one for him, he has his own secrets that he fears will be their undoing. If they want to be together, they will have to stand united and fight the outside influences that are threatening to tear them apart. Can they put their pasts behind them for good in order to secure their future?

Don't Let Go

Amy 

Swoon worthy 

I really loved the storyline and characters in the book and would recommend to anyone who loves romantic complicated relationships that find there way in the end

Shawna Gavas

I could not put this book down!

Sadie Miller has transferred schools to escape her slutty reputation. She is determined to get herself back on track and make her parents proud of her for a change. That means staying away from booze, boys and sex.

Brady Carsen is the lead singer of the "The Invisibles". Sadie just happens to fall into him at a bar he is playing at. Brady is determined to get her to stay....Sadie is determined to leave.

Both have secrets. Both have pasts. But as hard as they try to hide them, they can't help falling for each other and slowly start to reveal themselves. Can either deal with what the other is really all about? That is the real question.

I loved how stereotypes were smashed in this book. Sadie wasn't made to look like an angel despite her privileged upbringing. She made mistakes. She was a slut. But that didn't mean she couldn't change. Brady was the lead singer of a band, but didn't drink and was incredibly smart. Nothing is what it first appeared. This book was full of surprises! 

Did I mention I would like to punch Kara in the face? Anyways....

Can't wait to read Grant and Jessa's story!

Michelle Gagnon

In this pulse-pounding final installment of the Don’t Turn Around trilogy, which Kirkus Reviews called “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for teens, a surefire hit,” Noa and Peter race across the country in their search to destroy Project Persephone before time runs out. Noa Torson is out of options. On the run with the three remaining teens of Persephone’s Army, she is up against immeasurable odds. The group is outnumbered, outsmarted, and outrun. But they are not giving up. When Noa and Peter realize they can’t run anymore, and that Noa’s health is quickly failing, they know they must go back to where this began. But when they come face-to-face with the man who started it all, the question becomes, can they win? This riveting final book truly ratchets up the action as Noa and Peter confront the evil that has chased them and won’t let them go.

Lynn Braden

As Noa's condition worsens, she, Peter, Teo, and Daisy remain on the run, but they can't understand how Pike's men keep finding them no matter where they go. After barely escaping their latest hideout right after they moved in, Peter decides they have to find somewhere safe to decrypt and sift through the data that he stole from the Project Persefone computers. Using his hacking skills, Peter takes them to Colorado to find Loki. Meanwhile, Teo and Daisy begin to wonder if they wouldn't be better on their own.
Don't Let Go ties up all the loose ends by the conclusion of the book. The story of the two protagonists comes to an unexpected resolution, leading to some other surprising twists and turns. The plot of the underdog trying to defeat the big, bad corporation has been done before, but details surrounding this story make it unique. Overall, a very satisfying end to the series.