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The Ice Twins

Whooooooa. I just finished The Ice Twins and I have to say that it was one of the most entertaining books I’ve read in a while. It was literally a can’t-put-it-down kind of book. (I think I read it in a total of three sittings.)
I had heard it was “creepy” and it really was. Sometimes with books like that I feel like I figure out the hook really early on and wind up disappointed by how cliche and predictable it was. But, even though I thought I knew where the book was going, I kept changing my theories every fifty pages or so. And was wrong every time.
The book is about a family recovering from tragically losing one of the identical twin daughters. They uproot their life and move to an abandoned, dangerous Scottish island to rebuild and establish a new normal… but nothing is normal about life on the island!
There was one night that I was reading it and was terrified to be in my apartment alone. Way too creepy… in a good way, of course! I’m hoping someone picks up the movie rights for this book because I think it’d be a great on the big screen. I loved the description of the island and, despite the eeriness, I was ready to hop on the next plane to Scotland to find myself an abandoned island to restore.
If you’re looking for a super quick, super captivating read you must pick up a copy of The Ice Twins. You should also convince a friend to read it at the same time as you so you all can discuss in detail. 
Have you read this book? Any similar creepy recommendations?
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19 Comments

Abby Ingwersen

Ooh, this book sounds amazing! I WILL be checking it out. Gah, my list of 'books-to-read' just keeps getting longer and longer… so many books; so little time! <3

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Mallory Belknap

Try "You" by Caroline Kepnes! It is insanely creepy in can't-put-it-down kind of way also!! I can't wait to read this book, thanks for the recommendation!!

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Jessica Wakefield

Carly, thank you for short review. I think I will read it too. I am sure "The Ice Twins" will get to my collection of great books. I think reading is the best way to improve creative thinking. Sometimes I use trustessaywriting.com to proofread my essays, this helps me to save time for reading, by the way I have just finished "Shantaram", recommend you to try.

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Morgan Vann

Thank you for sharing – I think that this might be my next book. I just finished "Gone Girl" (I know, it's a sin that it's taken me so long to finally read it!!), but I loved it and have been craving another "can't put down" book.

I've never really been into the mystery genre (I scare easily), but I'm coming around!

-Morgan
http://www.vanneverafter.com

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Audrey Lin

This reminds me of the novel Identical by Ellen Hopkins. There's a huge twist at the end of Identical. And that's all I'm gonna say about that 😉 The Ice Twins is really intriguing! I love how unpredictable and original psychological thrillers are, or maybe I just think this genre is unpredictable/original because I don't read it often. I would read more of it, but I get really freaked out by psychological stuff. No psychological thrillers or horror films for me. Books I can handle a little better. I can already see the sleepless nights I'll be having reading this book and after reading this book 😛 The curiosity is so strong! -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's

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