Name: You Will Be Mine
ISBN: 9780606405188

Natasha Preston

For use in schools and libraries only. Hiding her crush on her best friend for the sake of the relationship, Layla agrees to her friend's plan to pull funny pranks in protest of Valentine's Day, an idea that turns ominous in the wake of a series of increasingly threatening notes from an anonymous sender.

You Will Be Mine

Lylah's five best friends and roomates at a university begin receiving threatening letters on Valentine's Day before being murdered, one by one.

Susan 

I read other books by Nastasha Preston and this one felt off. The book had a good story line but I feel it wasn't executed that well. I had a suspicion who the killer was about halfway through. Overall, I enjoyed the story. The ending was slightly disappointing though. If there is another book coming after this one, I would be okay with the ending but as far as I know, there isn't.

Lana Palacios

When I first read this book, I believed it was gonna be an amazing read, because I've read a couple of other books written by the author. It wasn't too bad, but I have read better. When I say that, I don't mean that it wasn't a good book—it was enjoyable. But that's all.

Nicole Lambert

Andrea Cabezudo García

No le pongo 2 estrellas porque me ha enganchado, pero de mis posibles teorías esta era la mas meh y con menos sentido

Megan Leprich

After reading The Cabin and The Cellar I was pretty excited to get my hands on this. While I definitely enjoyed The Cabin the most, this one wasn't too bad. There was a couple times I felt myself losing interest in the book but I kept pushing through to the end.

This book is about Lylah and her group of friends that before going out for the night discover a letter left at their doorstep. Blowing it off as a prank, the group decide to go out and have some fun and Lylah hopes that getting closer to her best friend Chase might make them turn into something more. But when someone starts killing off their friends one by one they realize the letters they're receiving aren't a prank and someone is after them.

The ending was kind of odd to me because it's definitely not who you would imagine it to be but I also think it wasn't very realistic. How the killer managed not to ever get caught by the murders or leaving the notes behind kind of baffled me and when the killer got revealed and they discovered why they were killing off the friends, I pretty much lost all interest. Only giving this book 4 stars because it was a good read until the ending. Go figure.

Chantale

I couldn't put this book down because I just had to keep reading to see who the killer was. 
This books had me on the edge of my seat.

I highly recommend