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A review by btpbookclub
The Ice Twins by S.K. Tremayne
5.0
This is another of those books that you should have heard about, if not I will ask again… Where have you been? This book is excellent!! The easiest five stars i have awarded yet and let me tell you why… I devoured this book in two nights, it is an easy to read, fast paced psychological thriller. Now, if you have read some of my reviews you will already know that I find twins and the connection between them very interesting and The Ice Twins did not disappoint me. I found The Ice Twins an intense thrilling read which I could not put down, I was hooked alright! As I read this book at night in bed alone I found parts quiet scary which is a first for me (never felt scared through reading a book before), and whenever I heard a slight noise in my house I jumped out my skin (I really am not lying) that is how stuck into the book I was! If you have not already read this, buy it! Buy it, NOW! You will not forget or regret it. You are welcome.
The Ice Twins is perfect for readers who enjoy thrillers, mystery’s, horror, suspense and contemporary… One of the twins passed away after an accident just over a year ago and the family are still trying to piece together their shattered lives by moving to a lighthouse in Scotland and starting over again. But when Kirstie (the other alive twin) insists she is Lydia what can they do? Will they ever know which twin died? When Sarah (the twins mother) finds herself haunted by the past, the twins and strange situations will she ever find out the truth about the accident? And which twin she is still lucky to have? Now, that is all I am going to tell you, so if my review has not tempted you or the gorgeous book cover, what will tempt you? Do not be afraid, dive in! I dare you.
The Ice Twins is perfect for readers who enjoy thrillers, mystery’s, horror, suspense and contemporary… One of the twins passed away after an accident just over a year ago and the family are still trying to piece together their shattered lives by moving to a lighthouse in Scotland and starting over again. But when Kirstie (the other alive twin) insists she is Lydia what can they do? Will they ever know which twin died? When Sarah (the twins mother) finds herself haunted by the past, the twins and strange situations will she ever find out the truth about the accident? And which twin she is still lucky to have? Now, that is all I am going to tell you, so if my review has not tempted you or the gorgeous book cover, what will tempt you? Do not be afraid, dive in! I dare you.