Their relationship and romance was so realistic and had its ups and downs, something I appreciated from Cosminao yet again her portrayal of a realistic relationship.Īs for the mystery, it was as exciting and creepy and mysterious as the first one. They sometimes remind me of Veronica and Logan from VM and I just ship those two so hard. I liked that they didn't have the happily ever after once they got together. Talk about their insecurities, about what is bothering, and to also tell the truth about what is going in each of their own lives. Her and Reece seem to be keeping so much from each other just in order to protect their feelings when all I wanted to do is force them to sit down and just talk.
Nearly Found isn't only about the mystery but also the struggle of Nearly with being in a relationship. All she wanted was to finally be able to spend the rest of her school year under the radar without any more mishaps but her father's past is catching up to her. This mystery also found a way to hit home for Nearly, and I just felt so bad for the girl. Boswell gets thrown deep into another mystery that seems to be connected with what happened to her before. You would think after what she was put through, from people she knew being murdered as a revenge plot for her to almost get killed herself that she would finally be able to catch her breath and get a break? no. Nearly Found picks up right where Nearly Gone ends, with more trouble following Nearly Boswell. This was the sequel to Nearly Gone, my favorite young adult mystery thriller that I read in 2014.
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