Wicked Little Deeds by Kat Ellis
From its creepy town mascot to the story of its cursed waterfall, Burden Falls is a small town dripping with superstition. Ava Thorn knows this well – since the horrific accident she witnessed a year ago, she’s been plagued by nightmares.
But when someone close to her is brutally murdered and Ava is the primary suspect, she starts to wonder if the legends surrounding the town are more fact than fiction.
Whatever secrets Burden Falls is hiding, there’s a killer on the loose, and they have a vendetta against the Thorns…
Ava Thorn is an orphan, she tragically lost her parents and is now living with her aunt and uncle. Financial difficulties means they have to move from her childhood home. Life isn’t so sweet for Ava. So when she then becomes prime suspect in a murder case she knows she needs to fight her corner. But are all that are in her corner on her side?
With an underlying theme of spooks and paranormal. I loved the legend of Dead Eyed Sadie, it bubbled under the surface of the plot. The question is is Sadie a true story? What happens if you see her 👻
Wicked Little Deeds is a YA story and there was plenty of teenage angst and drama involved. I believe this story is also perfect for those that are new to thrillers and crime mysteries.
Many thanks to The Write Reads for my opportunity to be on this #UltimateBlogTour and to the publishers for my gifted digital copy.
About The Author.
Kat Ellis is a young adult author whose novels include Wicked Little Deeds/Burden Falls (August 2021), Harrow Lake (July 2020), Purge (September 2016), Breaker (May 2016), and Blackfin Sky (May 2014). She is a fan of all things horror and sci-fi, and a keen explorer of ruins, castles and cemeteries – all of which are plentiful in North Wales, where Kat lives with her husband.
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Great review!
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