The Darkest Dawn Review

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The Darkest Dawn



About the Book:

Darkest Dawn by Katlyn Duncan
Genre: YA Paranormal
Published by: HarperCollins Publishers
Published on September 17th, 2015

Where you can get the book:

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Darkest-Dawn-Katlyn-Duncan-ebook/dp/B00WKMLCQC
B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/darkest-dawn-katlyn-duncan/1121945986?ean=9781474031998
itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/darkest-dawn/id991019837?mt=11


One desperate journey for the truth
Returning to Willows Lake eleven years after her mother’s tragic death, Sloane Baker knows she will finally get the answers she needs! She always suspected that there was something more sinister at the heart of the accident that claimed her mother’s life, but a cryptic note could be the key to her past…
Two lives changed forever
The small town has always seemed safe to Brianna Taylor – until a mysterious new girl arrives who looks exactly like Bri! Now everything Bri knew has been thrown into question and Sloane’s arrival has changed the world of Willows Lake forever.
Strange things are happening in Willows Lake. But when they turn deadly, Bri and Sloane must find a way to save each other or risk losing everything they hold dear…

About the Author:

Katlyn Duncan was born and raised in a small town in western Massachusetts. Her overactive imagination involved invisible friends, wanting to be a Disney Princess and making up her own stories. Her bibliophile mom always encouraged her love of reading and that stayed with her since. Even though she works full time in the medical field Katlyn has always made time for books, whether she is reading or writing them.
Katlyn now lives in southern Connecticut with her husband and adorable Wheaten Terrier and she is thrilled to finally share her stories with the world.
Website: http://www.katlynduncan.com/
Twitter: @katlyn_duncan
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/duncankatlyn
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/duncankatlyn/

The Review:
“The Darkest Dawn” by Katlyn Duncan is one of the best books that I have ever read.  If you were going to pick at least one books to read, this one is a must.  There are many plot twist and turns, which you will never expect.  This book is fast paced and will draw you in by the first chapter.
This book is not just for Young Adults, but for all of us.  Each one will find something that they love about this book.

I cannot wait to read more of Katlyn Duncan’s books, especially ones in this series.

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