The Violent Season
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Summary
There is something terribly wrong in Wolf Ridge。 Every November， every teen is overwhelmed with a hunger for violence…at least， that’s the urban legend。
After Wyatt Green’s mother was brutally murdered last Fall， she’s convinced that the November sickness plaguing Wolf Ridge isn’t just a town rumor that everyone ignores…it’s a palpable force infecting her neighbors。 Wyatt is going to prove it， and find her mother’s murderer in the process。 She digs up every past brutal act she can find from Wolf Ridge’s past – from car wrecks， suicides， and unnamed victims turning up in rivers—and even reaches out to an out-of-state journalist that seems to believe her。 But all of her digging leads to nowhere。 Everyone in Wolf Ridge accepts that the November sickness is real， and absolutely no one will talk about it。
As Wyatt’s best friend Cash turns on her， and her friend is almost killed in a tragic accident， Wyatt panics – how can she keep her friends safe， and find her mother’s murderer， when no one believes her？
As the evidence stars to disappear， Wyatt wonders: is she just imagining everything？ Is the sickness real， or are the people of Wolf Ridge just naturally prone to doing bad things？
Can Wyatt and her friends come out of the Violent Season unscathed， or is one of them going to be the next victim？
After Wyatt Green’s mother was brutally murdered last Fall， she’s convinced that the November sickness plaguing Wolf Ridge isn’t just a town rumor that everyone ignores…it’s a palpable force infecting her neighbors。 Wyatt is going to prove it， and find her mother’s murderer in the process。 She digs up every past brutal act she can find from Wolf Ridge’s past – from car wrecks， suicides， and unnamed victims turning up in rivers—and even reaches out to an out-of-state journalist that seems to believe her。 But all of her digging leads to nowhere。 Everyone in Wolf Ridge accepts that the November sickness is real， and absolutely no one will talk about it。
As Wyatt’s best friend Cash turns on her， and her friend is almost killed in a tragic accident， Wyatt panics – how can she keep her friends safe， and find her mother’s murderer， when no one believes her？
As the evidence stars to disappear， Wyatt wonders: is she just imagining everything？ Is the sickness real， or are the people of Wolf Ridge just naturally prone to doing bad things？
Can Wyatt and her friends come out of the Violent Season unscathed， or is one of them going to be the next victim？
Reviews
Mar
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The Violent season was not the book I expected it to be， and not necessarily in a good way。Initially I was intrigued by the "mysterious illness" that supposedly befalls local teenagers in November。Sounds great， I am in！But then。。。。 when I expected horror， with gothic， supernatural elements， nothing comes of this story line， and it essentially gets abandoned halfway through the book。 I felt like I was lead to believe I'd be reading the type of novel featuring elements of magic realism and superna The Violent season was not the book I expected it to be， and not necessarily in a good way。Initially I was intrigued by the "mysterious illness" that supposedly befalls local teenagers in November。Sounds great， I am in！But then。。。。 when I expected horror， with gothic， supernatural elements， nothing comes of this story line， and it essentially gets abandoned halfway through the book。 I felt like I was lead to believe I'd be reading the type of novel featuring elements of magic realism and supernatural occurrences， but in the end it was just your run off the mill domestic abuse， rape， suicide， murder type of story we have all read countless times before。It just didn't work for me， mostly because I felt misled by the synopsis。On the plus side， the author is a very talented writer。 She did a great job setting the mood and dealing with some pretty heavy subject matter in an engaging way。 I enjoyed the style， just not the premise of the story。 I read/listened to the ebook as well as the audio version， and must say I really enjoyed the narration。 。。。more
Erika Gutierrez
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Thank you Dreamscape Media and Netgalley for my first audiobook。 This YA thriller was a quick easy-to-read writing！ I did think this was a bit mature and dark for a YA book but strangely enjoyed it。 The author was really good at setting a dark， depressing mood setting。 This story follows main character Wyatt and follows her toxic relationship。 She lives in a town that is filled with a "sickness" that causes them to kill。 In the end， I didn't expect the plot twist。 Please be aware of the trigger Thank you Dreamscape Media and Netgalley for my first audiobook。 This YA thriller was a quick easy-to-read writing！ I did think this was a bit mature and dark for a YA book but strangely enjoyed it。 The author was really good at setting a dark， depressing mood setting。 This story follows main character Wyatt and follows her toxic relationship。 She lives in a town that is filled with a "sickness" that causes them to kill。 In the end， I didn't expect the plot twist。 Please be aware of the trigger warnings: mental health， sexual assault， violence， grief and death。 。。。more
Mindy Rose
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in a small town where each november the residents appear to be compelled to kill each other and themselves， a teenage girl is trying to work through the unsolved murder of her mother， understand a boy who pulls her close and pushes her away， and try to figure out why her town seems cursed with violence。 this was pretty great; i think the wrap-up lacked a little something but i enjoyed it as a whole。 major shout out for trigger warnings at the beginning of the book and also for real， solid， compl in a small town where each november the residents appear to be compelled to kill each other and themselves， a teenage girl is trying to work through the unsolved murder of her mother， understand a boy who pulls her close and pushes her away， and try to figure out why her town seems cursed with violence。 this was pretty great; i think the wrap-up lacked a little something but i enjoyed it as a whole。 major shout out for trigger warnings at the beginning of the book and also for real， solid， complex， fucked up teen characters and situations， which so many authors seem afraid to write。 （psa #yalit writers: teenagers don't want to be talked down to and they're not going to combust if you write about things like sex & drugs and use curse words - it's fucking weird when you don't。） hell yeah def recommend etc 4/5 。。。more
Lisa F
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I was disappointed by the ending。 I was more on the haunted urban legend vibe and the ending kind of fell flat for me。
Tara Losacano
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I LOVED this book！ Our main characters were so real and I felt such a bond with Wyatt。 The emotions and struggles throughout were authentic and palpable。 It gets pretty dark and bleak at times but that's partly why I found myself so invested in the outcome。 This book is so well written and was so hard to put down。 I have nothing negative to say about The Violent Season and it's definitely a 5/5 skull read 💀 I LOVED this book！ Our main characters were so real and I felt such a bond with Wyatt。 The emotions and struggles throughout were authentic and palpable。 It gets pretty dark and bleak at times but that's partly why I found myself so invested in the outcome。 This book is so well written and was so hard to put down。 I have nothing negative to say about The Violent Season and it's definitely a 5/5 skull read 💀 。。。more
Meaghan
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it was a solid 3 star read。 I enjoyed the concept and although i had an idea who was at fault i liked how it came about。 Although i would have liked if they talked about the sickness more。 i felt like we didnt really get enough closure out of the book and it didnt seem to be set up for there to be a second book
Val
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I wouldn't exactly call this good， but it did keep my attention。 I wouldn't recommend it and a week from now I probably won't remember it。 I wouldn't exactly call this good， but it did keep my attention。 I wouldn't recommend it and a week from now I probably won't remember it。 。。。more
Sara
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Even though some of the book was predictable， there were still a lot of twists I wasn’t expecting。 I absolutely loved Wyatt and Porter。 Amazingly done and well written！
Ashley
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This book sounded like there might be some supernatural element to it but there was not。 Instead it was some weird coincidence and mainly a story about a relationship full of violence。 On top of that it never really felt like any of the characters sounded like real people but rather like bad caricatures of people。 Also the ending was predictable and disappointing。 The writing was extremely repetitive and basic。 Do not recommend。 Also Trigger Warning: violence， suicide， murder， rape。
Lisa Clark
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Pretty good。 A girl named Wyatt ， her mother was murdered。 She thinks there is a sickness in her town because of a lot of deaths in no time her town。 She is obsessed with cash， a boy who just uses her。 She finally remembered cash murdered her mother when they were high。 Bit drawn own and predictable
Tori
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Definitely reads like a first novel。 The phrase "I was cuss words and cigarettes" was overused frequently。 I also didn't appreciate the use of the cliche phrase "I let out a breath I didn't know I was holding。" Interested to see where she goes from here。 Definitely reads like a first novel。 The phrase "I was cuss words and cigarettes" was overused frequently。 I also didn't appreciate the use of the cliche phrase "I let out a breath I didn't know I was holding。" Interested to see where she goes from here。 。。。more
Shelbe Rene （ReneReads）
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Sara Walters is coming in HOT。 The Violent Season is dark， addictive， and MY， OH MY--It will consume you from the very start。I am completely impressed and still trying to wrap my head around what I just read。
Rachel
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jeez this gave me so much anxiety to read but i couldn’t stop。 only 4 stars because i kinda predicted what would happen but that didn’t take away from the gut wrenching feeling。 gave me big heather’s vibes
Effy
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Massive trigger warnings for this book: there is a really long scene where one of the characters sexually assualts and attempts to rape another character。I went into this book with really high hopes for it but unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype I had created for it。 My primary issue with the book was that the blurb felt as though it gave too much information away。 I could be misremembering but I think the plotline about hunting for her mother's killer didn't really come into play Massive trigger warnings for this book: there is a really long scene where one of the characters sexually assualts and attempts to rape another character。I went into this book with really high hopes for it but unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype I had created for it。 My primary issue with the book was that the blurb felt as though it gave too much information away。 I could be misremembering but I think the plotline about hunting for her mother's killer didn't really come into play in any meaningful way until around the 75% mark which is definitely too far into the book for something that has been included in the blurb。I was expecting this story to give me the vibes of "teenagers scare the living shit out of me" with a touch of unreliable narrator but the book just didn't have murderous teenagers vibe that I was expecting， I think the expectation for this book was that teenagers are mysteriously murdered in November when the actual vibe is a lot of people die in November and it's a very weird coincidence。The prolonged SA scene was somewhat crucial to my low ratings of this book。 I can somewhat understand the intention behind its inclusion but it felt gratuitously long and was incredibly detailed。 I read an eARC of this book so it is possible that finalised copies of this book will include a trigger / content warnings page but I definitely didn't have one in this book and this is very definitely a book that needs one。I think this book also felt as though it was missing a lot of intrigue as my friend who had only read the blurb for was able to accurately guess in a single guess who the murderer was。I hate leaving such a poor review for a book because it is no mean feat to write a novel but unfortunately this is a book that I don't think I liked anything about :（ I am definitely not writing off this author as this definitely feels like a book that someone with different tastes to me would enjoy or even if it had been blurbed differently。。。 。。。more
Michelle
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The Violent Season， while a solid debut， was not at all what I expected it to be。 I expected a spooky， horror type story but this was predominantly about the toxic relationship between our MC Wyatt and her best friend/love of her life Cash， and the mystery of who killed her mother。 I’m not even sure if I enjoyed the book or if I just couldn’t stop reading because I wanted answers。 The writing was easy to read and the pace was good but I didn’t particularly love the characters。 I was surprised to The Violent Season， while a solid debut， was not at all what I expected it to be。 I expected a spooky， horror type story but this was predominantly about the toxic relationship between our MC Wyatt and her best friend/love of her life Cash， and the mystery of who killed her mother。 I’m not even sure if I enjoyed the book or if I just couldn’t stop reading because I wanted answers。 The writing was easy to read and the pace was good but I didn’t particularly love the characters。 I was surprised to see it was actually a debut from Sara Walters！ It definitely didn’t feel like it。 My main issue （or frustration） with the story was the lack of answers surrounding the ‘November sickness’。。 it was mentioned so much throughout the book but for what？ Nothing ever comes of it so what was the point！ I think it would have been an all round better book if that element was taken out and it was just listed as a YA contemporary/murder mystery。 Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for providing an eARC in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Kelly NuclearFiction
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Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️🔊Song Pairing: Bulletproof - Godsmack 💭What I thought would happen:I thought it would likely get very bloody…📖What actually happens: A small town in Vermont suffers from a joint cabin fever in the month of November OR there is a violent size to the heroine of the story， Wyatt。 The book moves back and forth questioning whether there is perhaps something in the water or whether specific characters are simply mad。 A minefield of destruction。 Wyatt is desperate to find out what happene Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️🔊Song Pairing: Bulletproof - Godsmack 💭What I thought would happen:I thought it would likely get very bloody…📖What actually happens: A small town in Vermont suffers from a joint cabin fever in the month of November OR there is a violent size to the heroine of the story， Wyatt。 The book moves back and forth questioning whether there is perhaps something in the water or whether specific characters are simply mad。 A minefield of destruction。 Wyatt is desperate to find out what happened to her mother who was slaughtered a mere year ago。 Through her attempt to get the police more involved she finds herself in a toxic love triangle （but truly what love triangle isn’t toxic…）。🗯Thoughts:I have been many excellent reviews for this book so the excitement to read/listen was high。 The title and cover are excellent and grasped my attention immediately。 While I liked the idea of the book， the execution was lacking。 I had the “twist” figured out within the first chapter。 So the shock factor had my heart at a breezy 60 bpm。The ending felt quite rushed and left me scratching me head feeling like well okay that’s happened， I suppose it’s finished and let’s move on。 Overall， would say it’s perfect for spooky season but did not thrill me in the way I enjoy。 Thank you Netgalley and Dreamscape Media for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review， 。。。more
Ruthie
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This is more of a teen character study than an actual horror/thriller。 Most of the "shocking" parts and deaths have already happened and so we hear about them from the characters' perspectives。 For most of the book， Wyatt is trying to figure out or she's wondering about what happened with two different deaths。 I didn't guess the mystery but I wasn't surprised by it either which is why I'm rating it 3 stars。 If I was shocked or if more crazy stuff happened， I'd probably rate it a 4。 It's a good s This is more of a teen character study than an actual horror/thriller。 Most of the "shocking" parts and deaths have already happened and so we hear about them from the characters' perspectives。 For most of the book， Wyatt is trying to figure out or she's wondering about what happened with two different deaths。 I didn't guess the mystery but I wasn't surprised by it either which is why I'm rating it 3 stars。 If I was shocked or if more crazy stuff happened， I'd probably rate it a 4。 It's a good spooky read but not great or groundbreaking。 。。。more
Nancy
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A very readable book， would be a good book discussion title， dealing as it does with sexual violence among teens， as well as gaslighting。 Four stars because I had the killer pegged practically from the get-go， and some of the scenes stretched credulity。 Still， well worth reading。
Samantha Whitehead
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The Violent Season was an intriguing book about a town "sickness"。。。 or was it a murderer from outside？ Are there truly evil people out there， or is it something we all have buried deep down inside of us。 Wyatt is a high schooler who's struggling to find herself after her mom was brutally murdered。 She's convinced that her town is sick with some unknown evil because every November， someone dies。 We follow her on the journey to discover herself as well as what truly happened to her mom the day sh The Violent Season was an intriguing book about a town "sickness"。。。 or was it a murderer from outside？ Are there truly evil people out there， or is it something we all have buried deep down inside of us。 Wyatt is a high schooler who's struggling to find herself after her mom was brutally murdered。 She's convinced that her town is sick with some unknown evil because every November， someone dies。 We follow her on the journey to discover herself as well as what truly happened to her mom the day she died。 This is wholeheartedly a YA book。 It's very angsty and filled with teen drama。 The number of times our main character thought she was different and cool and edgy because she's all "curse words and cigarettes'" had me begging to DNF the book for so many reasons。 Number 1， sweetie， you're not cool because you're a high schooler with a nicotine addiction。 Number 2， you're not cool for thinking your SO different from everyone ese， that you purposeful alienate yourself from society。 Amen to Porter for coming to the rescue。 I liked the general mystery of this book， but my issue is that we spent more time dealing with teen drama than actually working to discover anything about the mystery。 We get a little taste of clues here and there， but nothing actually comes to happen that changes the game until the last like 15% of the book。 It was a super easy and quick read， but most of the time I was wanting to go searching or clues。 We never got to。 the ending was good though， I will give it that。 However， I think the book overall spent way too much time glorifying the wrong things。 I want to give this book 2 stars， but I understand that it's super YA and I'm super 24 years old。 So I'll give it a little grace because I know this book has an audience and I'll round it up to 3/5 stars because I do like our side characters a lot， as well as the turn of events that took place。 I was invested in what was happening， and I finished it in a day。 I think it's pretty solid for what it is。 Also， I highly recommend going the audiobook route with this one; the narrator was great！Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for sending me an advanced audio version of this book in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Amy Coles
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This is not fantasy - it's mystery/crime （the synopsis doesn't make this clear enough）。This is a story about a girl swept up in a toxic relationship in a small town where people keep dying。 It's not so much about the murders and suicides themselves so much as it's all about toxic relationships and self worth。This book does a great job setting up the toxic relationship， but I felt like our MC got out of it oddly quickly and easily considering their long history together。 The first half of the boo This is not fantasy - it's mystery/crime （the synopsis doesn't make this clear enough）。This is a story about a girl swept up in a toxic relationship in a small town where people keep dying。 It's not so much about the murders and suicides themselves so much as it's all about toxic relationships and self worth。This book does a great job setting up the toxic relationship， but I felt like our MC got out of it oddly quickly and easily considering their long history together。 The first half of the book was largely setting up how enthralled the MC was with this guy， but then she seems to snap out of it pretty easily considering。 While the characters were all pretty type-casted， it was a still a decent story with some thrilling and creepy enough scenes。 。。。more
Lauren
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This book was very okay。 The premise is somewhat interesting - Wyatt， our main character， is still hurting from her mother's brutal murder last year， when she came home to find her dead upstairs。 She's been drowning her sorrows in weed and obsession with Cash， her best friend who's similarly troubled by finding his mother dead by suicide in their bathtub。 Wyatt is convinced that there's a sickness in their small town of Wolf Ridge， a sickness that brings out the darkest side of all of its reside This book was very okay。 The premise is somewhat interesting - Wyatt， our main character， is still hurting from her mother's brutal murder last year， when she came home to find her dead upstairs。 She's been drowning her sorrows in weed and obsession with Cash， her best friend who's similarly troubled by finding his mother dead by suicide in their bathtub。 Wyatt is convinced that there's a sickness in their small town of Wolf Ridge， a sickness that brings out the darkest side of all of its residents in the month of November。 She's seen murders， car accidents， violent rages， and so much more come out during this 30-day period， but no one seems to believe her， everyone dismissing her as naive and grieving。 After her English teacher makes her partner with Cash's sworn enemy， Porter Dawes， for a class project， Wyatt starts to see the good side of Porter and the bad side of Cash。 The mystery at hand remains: Who killed Wyatt's mom？ And is there really a violent season in Wolf Ridge？ The general atmosphere of this book is a bit creepy and cold， a great story to read in these chilly almost-November days。 But I found the plot to be extremely lacking。 Not only was it extremely predictable， but even when writing this review， I found it difficult to articulate what actually happens。 There are a lot of conversations and even more teenage angst （think: no one in the world gets me， I can't wait to escape from this podunk town， etc。）。 Overall， not a bad "spooky season" read， but there are lots of other thrillers out there to get you in the Halloween spirit。 Thank you to Dreamscape Media for the audio ARC via Netgalley！ 。。。more
Alexis （Lexi。84。02）
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Unfortunately I'm going to have to pick up the physical copy because I'm having a very hard time getting past the narrator's voice it's breathy and slow and even though you can pick up the pace。 I seem to not get past the way her voice is I'm sorry Unfortunately I'm going to have to pick up the physical copy because I'm having a very hard time getting past the narrator's voice it's breathy and slow and even though you can pick up the pace。 I seem to not get past the way her voice is I'm sorry 。。。more
Lazyfeline89
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Synopsis: Wolfridge is home to the Urban legend - every November， suicides and murders rampage this small Vermont town。 Wyat Green， who lost her mother believes it's due to the November sickness and feels that Cash Peters ，the boy she loves may be affected this time。 As she tries to investigate her mother's death ， she would soon find out that all her beliefs may not be true。 Review: This book is a YA mystery thriller with horror elements。 If you need to get spooked / creeped out with every page Synopsis: Wolfridge is home to the Urban legend - every November， suicides and murders rampage this small Vermont town。 Wyat Green， who lost her mother believes it's due to the November sickness and feels that Cash Peters ，the boy she loves may be affected this time。 As she tries to investigate her mother's death ， she would soon find out that all her beliefs may not be true。 Review: This book is a YA mystery thriller with horror elements。 If you need to get spooked / creeped out with every page you turn， this is the right book。 The setting of a small town where all is not well is quite bone chilling and atmospheric 。 The characters all have their own issues and is well portrayed。 Wyat Green ， our MC is that broken complicated girl with a crumbling family and literally just two friends。 Other characters were written aptly suiting the haunting mileu of the book。 I loved the fast paced immersive narrative with images connecting the past and the present。 I must say that this gave me all the feels of a horror movie and is an excellent debut。 Content warning: This book is not a feel good book and is quite a dark one。 I would suggest you not to read this if you aren't in the right state of mind。 W/f murder， suicide，physical and emotional abuse， substance abuse and toxic relationship 。 All these themes were well portrayed。 。。。more
La Femme Readers
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After Wyatt's mother was murdered last Fall， she's convinced that the November sickness plaguing Wolf Ridge isn't just a rumor but an evident force infecting her town。 As Wyatt's best friend Cash turns on her， and her friend is almost killed in a tragic accident， Wyatt fears no one around her is safe。 As the evidence behind her mother's death starts to disappear， Wyatt wonders， is she just imagining everything， or is the sickness probing people into doing bad things？！ She is going to prove the a After Wyatt's mother was murdered last Fall， she's convinced that the November sickness plaguing Wolf Ridge isn't just a rumor but an evident force infecting her town。 As Wyatt's best friend Cash turns on her， and her friend is almost killed in a tragic accident， Wyatt fears no one around her is safe。 As the evidence behind her mother's death starts to disappear， Wyatt wonders， is she just imagining everything， or is the sickness probing people into doing bad things？！ She is going to prove the ailment exists while finding her mother's murderer in the process。 ⠀⠀THE VIOLENT SEASON is a chilling YA thriller about a suspiciously hair-rising town of secrets。 Every November， Wolf Ridge residents start committing crimes against others or harming themselves。 Wyatt， a strong-minded yet broken teenager， continues to grieve the loss of her mother while living with the fact that her killer is still out there。 I enjoyed getting to know Wyatt; she was easy to connect with， mainly because of her persistence and ability to internalize harsh situations。⠀⠀Cash， her crush and best friend， was my least favorite character。 He creeped me out， and you could smell the toxicity a mile away。 As he pulled away from her， Parker， another classmate， sneaked his away into her life and heart。 I loved their blooming friendship， but I could live without the rivalry between Parker and Cash。 It just felt a bit unnatural and forced。⠀⠀As much as I enjoyed the overall approach of the story and the eerie atmosphere surrounding the town， something in the plot felt off。 I couldn't fully immerse myself into the story， which made it choppy and dry at times。 By the end， I had an idea of where the conclusion was leaning towards， and it left me underwhelmed。 Even though it had its flaws， I still think it's a book worth reading， especially if you're into spooky small-town vibes！ 。。。more
Iris
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Phew。
Darryn
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I received a copy of this book from Netgalley for an honest review。So just to get this out of the way， the cover of this book does not match the feel of it， at all。 The cover gives you the impression of a hokey or campy thriller while this could anything farther from the truth。 The Violent Season is a dark， lyrical， and deeply descriptive story about multiple toxic relationships and their consequences。 The writing was well done and kept me interested but I didn't care for the story。 Wyatt remind I received a copy of this book from Netgalley for an honest review。So just to get this out of the way， the cover of this book does not match the feel of it， at all。 The cover gives you the impression of a hokey or campy thriller while this could anything farther from the truth。 The Violent Season is a dark， lyrical， and deeply descriptive story about multiple toxic relationships and their consequences。 The writing was well done and kept me interested but I didn't care for the story。 Wyatt reminded me of （view spoiler）[Erin Caffey and I'm entirely sure I believe her narrative on what happened the night her mother was killed。 （hide spoiler）] I felt the conclusion was rather pointless although I was invested enough to finish。 。。。more
Margaret Brunton
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Overall， an interesting story but nothing ground breaking or memorable。 I didn’t think the twists were surprising like others mentioned。 It was a short read so it wasn’t too hard to finish。 You don’t really get the chance to connect with the characters so you can’t really care for the story or invest yourself in it。 I listened to the audiobook and thought the narrator was good though。
Melinda Martinez
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This was a pretty good dive into a creepy murder mystery from the viewpoint of a teenager trapped in an abusive relationship。 Drugs， violence， and choosing to be good all war within her。
Libby Smith
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When I read the description on netgalley I got so interested in it sounded so different。 I like there’s an acknowledgment of devious relationship before the book about again。 Which is really really need to see。 But also this just felt very cliché and boring honestlyYes boringWhat town legend is underutilized in my opinion I don’t know maybe the narration was a problemThere was nothing wrong with it I just didn’t like itFamily I’m gonna have to get this book to startAs always thank you NetGalley When I read the description on netgalley I got so interested in it sounded so different。 I like there’s an acknowledgment of devious relationship before the book about again。 Which is really really need to see。 But also this just felt very cliché and boring honestlyYes boringWhat town legend is underutilized in my opinion I don’t know maybe the narration was a problemThere was nothing wrong with it I just didn’t like itFamily I’m gonna have to get this book to startAs always thank you NetGalley is in a year so if you copy 。。。more
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