Triplicity
J. Mercer
Publication date: January 6th 2019
Genres: Mystery, Romance, Young Adult
One week on an Alaskan cruise, three teens, and an endless trail of lies.
Enter a series of thefts on board and they all fall under scrutiny. Though Navy acts a proper preacher’s daughter, she did end up with someone else’s purse in her hands, and Jesse knows way more than he should about what’s gone missing. Isaiah, however, is the one with motive—enough money and he could get back to his ranch. Each holds a piece of the truth, but exposing the thief could damn them all. They must navigate through the lies they’ve told, choose between standing together or saving themselves, and decide if innocence is worth facing their ugliest secrets.
*For readers of Kasie West and Jenny Han.*
REVIEW
3.5/5Well this is a well written story. Each person changes and grows during the story. They are all on a cruise they don't want to be on. Navy is tired of moving all over the place. Isaiah just wants to go back to work on the farm. Jesse just wants his family back together. Between young adult drama and adults being horrible, it was interesting. All the parents were absolutely horrible. It took some time to not be confused by how the story went back and forth.
I do like how it was divided up into who was talking and what day it was. What was hard is that I felt that the character of Isaiah was just horrible. He turned into a jerk and it felt like his development just was going good and then fell off a cliff. I did like how it ended. I think Jesse and Navy really grew alot during the course of the book.
Author Bio:
J. Mercer grew up in Wisconsin where she walked home from school with her head in a book, filled notebooks with stories in junior high, then went to college for accounting and psychology only to open a dog daycare. She wishes she were an expert linguist, is pretty much a professional with regards to competitive dance hair (bunhawk, anyone?), and enjoys exploring with her husband–though as much as she loves to travel, she’s also an accomplished hermit. Perfect days include cancelled plans, rain, and endless hours to do with what she pleases. Find her on Facebook @jmercerbooks or online at www.jmercerbooks.com.
Sounds good
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