And as more and more issues keep cropping up (and an extra murder or two happen), it feels like there’s no way out for Jade. The only problem is that people with a connection to Jade start to wind up dead.
And Jade can’t stop herself from keeping tabs on them either. It doesn’t matter that Jade’s made some new friends and may have a potential new love interest in the mysterious Felix, they’re everywhere. It puts half a globe between her and her exes.Įxcept they’re also going on the cruise, and they seem to pop up everywhere Jade is, not just on the boat, but even in the towns where the ship makes port. But it’s nothing Jade can’t handle because she signed up for a semester at sea study abroad program that will take her to 11 countries over the span of four months. The premise is simple enough: Jade’s been dumped by both her boyfriend (Silas) and her best friend (Lainey) and they’ve cut her out of their lives and started very publicly dating. As it turns out, I was hooked after the first chapter. Lockhart and Urban’s first two books are up there in my rankings, too, so I was very interested to see how quickly the book would suck me in. I love the YA murder mysteries from Karen McManus and E. If you’ve read either of Urban’s other twisty mystery books ( All Your Twisted Secrets in 2020 and These Deadly Games in 2022), you’ll feel right at home cracking open Lying in the Deep and diving right in, pun intended! Lying in the Deep is a twisty tale that will keep you guessing Diana Urban’s Lying in the Deep takes the murder mystery genre to the high seas and traps it aboard what should be a semester-at-sea European cruise. It feels like there’s an abundance of murder mystery thrillers as of late, and that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
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