Stranded on a desert island, faced with a terrible secret . . . This is Shipwrecked. Lost meets We Were Liars for young adult readers of E.Lockhart, John Green and Zoella. I jump at the sound of a whispered voice over my shoulder. But when I turn all I see is sand, and the towering, green wall of the rainforest. I guess it must have been the breeze, but I can't help shivering. I have the weirdest feeling we're being watched. Grace Delaney and her fellow dance students are en route to perform on a South Pacific cruise-ship when a freak storm hits and they find themselves stranded on a deserted island. With the tropical heat rising, passions and tensions swell to breaking point. And the island itself is quietly steaming with a terrible secret . . . Shipwrecked is a heartpounding new series from rising star Siobhan Curham. Combining romance, mystery, secrets, betrayal and even voodoo in a steamy, tropical island setting, these books for teens promise to set the pulse racing. `Siobhan Curham is a name to watch' - Cathy Cassidy Siobhan Curham is the author of the addictive YA romantic thriller series Shipwrecked. She is the editorial consultant and writing coach for Zoe Sugg (Zoella), the You Tube vlogger and author of the bestselling blockbuster Girl Online series. She is an editor for Hothouse fiction, a life-coach, the author of several adult novels and she runs writing workshops for young people. Her award-winning YA novels also include Dear Dylan and Finding Cherokee Brown.

 

This book is part of a book series called Shipwrecked .

This book has been graded for interest at 12+ years.

There are 352 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by Egmont UK Ltd .

Siobhan Curham has many strings to her bow. She is an editor for Hothouse Fiction, a life-coach, the author of several adult novels and she runs writing workshops for young people. She originally self-published Dear Dylan and it went on to win the Young Minds Award. Dear Dylan is her first novel for Egmont, soon to be followed by Finding Cherokee Brown.