Why did Victoria love this book?
Is the hot new guy next door really a serial killer? Will I be his next victim? In a season of extremely dark (and highly sexualized) romances exploring this topic, I was in desperate need of a lighter read but still intrigued by the premise.
Lo and behold this quirky coming-of-age romance for the young adult crowd. Its relatable suburban setting mixed with the perfect blend of campiness and an underlying layer of mystery makes Serial Hottie feel like John Hughes meets The Burbs.
There's something so delightfully 80s about it if that makes sense. I spent the entire night reading this with a smile glued to my face until the very last page. If you're looking for the teenage Haunting Adeline, this isn't it.
If you're looking for an intense murder mystery, this isn't it. If you want a lighthearted contemporary romance that just so happens to…
1 author picked Serial Hottie as one of their favorite books, and they share why you should read it. This book is for kids age 14, 15, 16, and 17.
Hockey-obsessed tomboy Eleanor Westley has never been the object of a guy's affection before. So when the hottest boy she's ever seen moves in across the street and starts treating her like she's the center of his universe, naturally she's going to be a little skeptical. But everything starts to make sense when girls who look just like Ellie start dying all around the city. Obviously the new guy is the killer, and of course he only likes her because he wants to slice her into tiny pieces. Right? The more Ellie gets to know Seth the more she's convinced…