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Tag, You're Dead
by Kathryn Foxfield
adventurous
dark
mysterious
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
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I was a huge fan of Foxfield’s last book, It’s Behind You, and was so excited to hear she published another YA thriller! Tag, You’re Dead is a twisty thriller that you can read in a single sitting — I couldn’t put it down.
We follow three POV characters playing a high-tech, city-wide game of tag with a big prize — the chance to join social media star Anton Fraser’s live-in crew. All our characters have their private motivations for wanting to win and their secrets surface as the game goes awry.
I love Foxfield’s twisty plots and surprising reveals, as well as her totally despicably characters (who I can’t help but love — I’m a big fan of Erin’s). The horror elements are light enough to not be scary, while adding extra tension to the book. Tag, You’re Dead is a perfect spooky, entertaining, read-it-in-one-sitting book for your summer TBR.
I was a huge fan of Foxfield’s last book, It’s Behind You, and was so excited to hear she published another YA thriller! Tag, You’re Dead is a twisty thriller that you can read in a single sitting — I couldn’t put it down.
We follow three POV characters playing a high-tech, city-wide game of tag with a big prize — the chance to join social media star Anton Fraser’s live-in crew. All our characters have their private motivations for wanting to win and their secrets surface as the game goes awry.
I love Foxfield’s twisty plots and surprising reveals, as well as her totally despicably characters (who I can’t help but love — I’m a big fan of Erin’s). The horror elements are light enough to not be scary, while adding extra tension to the book. Tag, You’re Dead is a perfect spooky, entertaining, read-it-in-one-sitting book for your summer TBR.
Graphic: Violence, Blood, Stalking