What did I do? by Colleen S. Myers

4/5

I received a copy of What did I do? from Hidden Gem Books in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are, of course, my own.

Title

What did I do?

Author

Colleen S. Myers plays many roles. Not only is she a veteran, a mother, and a practicing physician, but she is a USA Today bestselling writer of science fiction and contemporary romances. Colleen’s dreams include surviving her son’s teenage years, exploring every continent on this planet, except Antarctica, cause that’s way too cold, and winning the Nobel peace prize. Dream BIG! Currently, she is working on There Will Be Blood, the second in her YA Paranormal Romance series. In the meantime, look for her at https://www.colleensmyers.com

Publication Date

June 1, 2020

Why I Picked It Up

The description and cover pulled me in for sure. 

Famous First Words

“You are such a priss.”

Book Description

Sixteen-year-old Addy is having strange dreams about a cabin in the woods and her father. Meanwhile, her tiny town is reeling from the murders of three teenagers, and then four. Addy and her boyfriend, Eli, search for clues and with information from Eli’s dad, a deputy sheriff, Addy soon realizes that her father was a serial killer and that her dreams of the cabin are really based in reality. But he is dead, so who is copycat killing now?

My Thoughts & Takeaways

Addy dyes the tips of blonde hair black, dresses in black clothing, and looks just about nothing like her “perfect” older sister. Addy has been having dreams all of a sudden of a child in and near a cabin. They feel familiar but not enough to think anything further. But, then people start dying eerily similar to those in her dreams.

READ THIS NEXT  The Babysitter: My Summers with a Serial Killer by Liza Rodman and Jennifer Jordan

I really liked Addy and it kind of reminded me of myself. I also loved how the author didn’t do the typical opposite sisters’ routine where they hate each other. Addy and Mary actually are very close despite their differences.

This was a short and intense read – I didn’t know anything of it before starting but I finished it in one sitting. The premise of the story was fantastic and right up my horror, true crime loving self.

The cliffhanger was great and I can’t wait to read book 2!

Sharing is caring!

Ashley Hubbard

Ashley Hubbard is a blogger and freelance writer based in Nashville, Tennessee focusing on sustainability, travel, books, plants, coffee, veganism, mental health, and more. She has two other websites - wild-hearted.com and odditiesandcuriositiestravel.com

Leave a Reply