Books by Sophie McKenzie
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review 1: First off all I love you Sophie Mackenzie but this is probably you're first down fall i mean I love your books amazing I've read all the Flynn and river books (first book I cried too ) love split second amazing . But I was scared at the end of this book I mean it got to me in th...
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review 1: I couldn't put this down! So much so that I found myself speed-reading most of the time as I was so eager to find out what happened next! The plot had practically every twist imaginable with lots of red herrings thrown in for good measure. I found myself thinking 'just one more ...
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review 1: A fairly decent start to the Medusa Project series. It’s a little predictable at times, and the characters (both teenagers and adults) come across as being more than a little naïve most of the time, but it’s still a pretty good read that will appeal to the younger end of the teen...
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review 1: This book was a great sequel to the first book, 'Girl, Missing', however form reading this I have learned that I much prefer single books instead of book series. Nothing was wrong about this book of course, I just think something different is nice for a change. It can be much mor...
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review 1: Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!! So gutted that there isn't a sequel. Happy for Rachel and Theo though. Theo seems like a really good guy and I am glad that Rachel has got much more confident. I am definitely in love with Sophie McKenzie's books right now. Gonna read Sister, Missing soon...
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review 1: Another chilling read with lots of twists, turns, ups and downs. This book will have you playing detective throughout but without properly guessing the guilty party until the end. We are introduced to several characters throughout and McKenzie warmly introduces us to Julia, the d...
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review 1: I think its a great book and best character is Nico of course ....and well in this book Ed seems to be rude but i think after reading the other books you would like Ed . Ketty and Dylan are not shown important .... and this book tells that how one day HE suddenly knows that he th...
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review 1: After reading the first book 'Girl, Missing' I could not wait any longer to read the second one, after reading it, it got me thinking a lot and so many questions were going on in my head. All the unexpected things that happened, made me desperate to carry on reading, not a day wo...
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review 1: The last in the series of The Medusa Project books, and perhaps one of the better ones. A couple of fairly good twists and very fast-paced-maybe sometimes a little too fast. Splitting the story into Kettys, Dylans, Eds and Nicos point of view was a nice touch although I wish that...
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review 1: Aww. What a beautiful book! Such a great read for teens and you can learn a lot from it! Delve into River's life and find yourself falling for Flynn, and getting into a world of emotions, feelings and loss. What an inspiring, romantic read. My friend L-O-V-E-D this and it was rec...
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review 1: The last book in the Medusa Project Series and have mixed emotions about it. While Hit-Squad was a good book, there is a lot of repetition of events, and the bad guys the team face in this book they've already encountered before. At the start the book jumps right into the ten...
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review 1: This book was very contradicting in the message it brought across and what the story actually told. I liked the aspect of the play and the decision of River not getting the main part, but it just lacked that something, you know? I also thought the step away from a cliche, attract...
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review 1: Thoroughly enjoyed this! Having the perspective from madison made a really good change: I think if it had all been about lauren again it would have gotten too repetitive of the last books. It maintains constant suspense throughout which I really liked: there were no points where ...
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review 1: This is the third part of the 'Missing' trilogy. It differs from the others as it is written from the perspective of Madison the youngest sister instead of Lauren the eldest. As it is a while since I read the others it took me some time to work out what was 'wrong'. I couldn't...