Lost on the Water is a creepy and chilling tale filled with secrets, mystery, and intrigue. Driver’s The Juniper Sawfeather Trilogy, so when she reached out to me about her latest novel-a ghost set in my home state of Tennessee-I could not resist. While I think they’re really interesting, sometimes I just get too creeped out by movie trailers or book synopses. Honestly, I’m not the biggest fan of horror and ghost stories. This will not affect my review in any way. It’s full of danger, family secrets, and ghosts.Īmazon | Barnes & Noble | Books-a-Million | IndieBound | Book Depositoryĭisclaimer: I received a free electronic copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. It seems like a simple solution… until everything goes wrong.ĭannie soon discovers this lake is more than just vast. When her grandma refuses to let her go, Dannie finds an old rowboat hidden behind the shed and sneaks off to catch up to her new friends. Things look up when a group of local boys invite her on an overnight kayaking trip. One girl’s daring adventure turns into a long frightful night lost on the water.Īgainst her wishes, Dannie has to leave the California beach behind to spend the summer with her grandma in rural Tennessee. It’s definitely a quick and easy read, yet it will get your heart pounding! I hope you enjoy! Driver, a local author who not only lives in Tennessee but set her latest novel there as well. A month ago, I read Lost on the Water by D. Hi guys! Today is the last day of August, and to celebrate, I am sharing with you all a review of a spooky summertime read.

Passing Notes by D.G. Driver