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Original Title:	Cryer's Cross
ISBN:	1416994815 (ISBN13: 9781416994817)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Kendall Fletcher, Nico Cruz, Jacián Obregon, Tiffany Quinn, Marlena Obregon
Setting:	Cryer's Cross, Montana(United States) Montana(United States)

Cryer's Cross

Lisa McMann

Hardcover | Pages: 233 pages

Rating: 3.73 | 10375 Users | 1693 Reviews

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Title	:	Cryer's Cross
Author	:	Lisa McMann
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 233 pages
Published	:	February 8th 2011 by Simon Pulse
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Young Adult. Teen

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Kendall loves her life in small town Cryer's Cross, Montana, but she also longs for something more. She knows the chances of going to school in New York are small, but she's not the type to give up easily. Even though it will mean leaving Nico, the world's sweetest boyfriend, behind. But when Cryer's Cross is rocked by unspeakable tragedy, Kendall shoves her dreams aside and focuses on just one goal: help find her missing friends. Even if it means spending time with the one boy she shouldn't get close to... the one boy who makes her question everything she feels for Nico. Determined to help and to stay true to the boy she's always loved, Kendall keeps up the search--and stumbles upon some frightening local history. She knows she can't stop digging, but Kendall is about to find out just how far the townspeople will go to keep their secrets buried....

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SpoilersAlready a fan of Lisa McMann Wake Series, I was curious what her next book would bring.Cryer's Cross is indeed a creepy thrilling paranormal story that has a great combination of mystery, suspense and even a little romance thrown in for good measure, but in the end, this was just okay.I consider myself a pretty easy reader and can usually go along with any plot line while welcoming new twists concepts, all in the name of good paranormal fun, but this one was a little too out there for my

Haunting, and just plain scary, McMann gives you chills as her story unfolds.I am a fan of Lisa McManns previous series and I was wondering how Cryers Cross would compare. Holy Ass-kicking Batman! Lisas story of Cryers Cross is creepy, its haunting, and most of all it is superbly addicting. The tension builds with every page and only in the last quarter of the book does McMann begin to even give you a hint of what is going down in this sleepy little town. Its a race to the finish, a disturbing

What a peculiar little book... First of all, the blurb doesn't do it justice at all. It makes it sound like another silly romance-centered YA with nothing else to give than brooding love interests and never-ending eye descriptions, and that's so not what's happening here. It was almost a 4 stars read until the last 20% or so, where everything felt rushed and not developed enough to be credible. A real pity because I enjoyed the writing a lot - be warned though, the 3rd person present tense will

YA NEEDS MORE GOOD HORROR LIKE THIS!!!I'm just saying. Young adult novels as a whole today have a deep void, a precipice if you will, where horror should be. And not the glittering, pussy, it-has-fangs-lets-call-it-horror type of horror either. The good horror. The horror that has you looking over your shoulder, sleeping with a nightlight or just not sleeping at all. I saw this in Cryer's Cross.Now I have to say, my expectations for a horror novel is pretty high and while Cryer's Cross didn't

Original post at One More Page Cryer's Cross tells the story of Kendall Fletcher, a girl with OCD who lives in the small town of Cryer's Cross in Montana. It starts with the entire town searching for Tiffany Quinn, who disappeared without a trace shortly before Kendall's junior year ended. When the town eventually gives up on looking for her, everything sort of goes back to normal until Kendall's best friend and sort of boyfriend, Nico, also disappears. Kendall is distraught, until she finds

Cryer's Cross is the very first horror book I finished in a day! Usually, I get too scared to keep reading that I have to stop and put down the book, come back to it days later, and hopefully read a few chapters at a time. What can I say, I have a low tolerance for horror! I can't even pick up any books from Dean Koontz anymore since the last one I read of his gave me nightmares for days on. So, it was a relief to come across Cryer's Cross, which had just the right amount of horror for my taste.

See Review on Blog Compelling and creepy, Cryer's Cross was one book I just couldn't put down, yet at the same time, I wanted to. It was haunting, and I made the mistake of reading it only hours before bed. And I have an old wooden desk, with scrapes and marks all over it, which only made things worse. From the very first page, there's trouble. Tiffany Quinn is missing, and in the small town of only 212, one missing teen is a really big deal. After months of searching, they give up, and soon,