Shattered Mira: Turquoise Mist Thrillers Book 3

by Brett Monk, McKenna Langford

Mira is gorgeous, charming, and probably a killer. She's not sure about the last one.

Mira Porter is the most popular girl in her high school, and for good reason. She's pretty and funny, and loyal to her friends. Even that weird new girl whom everybody picks on.

But lately she's had blackouts and memory loss. When she wakes up, people tell her about the outrageous things she did…saying wild things…going to dangerous places…hurting people...

Nobody knows that her recent "luxury vacation" was actually an inpatient stay at a mental facility. Well, almost nobody.

And now she's starting to remember bizarre things, like pushing her friend off a cliff.

That was real, wasn't it?

Can Mira pull her perfect life back together, or is she destined for a prison psychiatric ward?

" Shattered Mira " is the third book in the 4-Book "Turquoise Mist Thrillers" series by Brett Monk and McKenna Langford.

If you like unputdownable psychological thrillers with relatable teen and adult characters and a stunning cliffhanger at the end of each book, then you'll love the "Turquoise Mist Thrillers" series!

Join Mira and her friends on an emotional thrill ride with twists you won't see coming. Read " Shattered Mira " today!

359 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 9, 2024

Reviews

[Shelly Cook · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another good addition to the Turquoise Mist series. One step closer to all answers being revealed, I am anxious to start the final book.

[Josette Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

The town where all this craziness occurs should go by the name ‘Shady Town’. I have never read a book with so many secrets. Each person was trying to protect someone even if those people should not be protected. My heart goes out to Summer. She has had the worst of times of any human. She has no parents (or does she?), she is not sure who her real friends are, she has people thinking she killed someone and she has enemies that she has no reason as to why. Talk about a lot for a young girl to deal with. The author does an excellent job of bringing about suspicion, eluding to secrets but not really telling what they are. Each character is either loved or hated. Each character has a back story as to why they act like they do and they feel invisible or unheard. This book touches on so many subjects: mental health, domestic violence and murder to name a few. The cliffhanger really makes me feel like I am so invested in these people I need to know what is going to happen. So now I am waiting for the next and final book Deadly Blaize! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.

[Roger · Rating 4 out of 5]

Shattered Mira: Turquoise Mist Thrillers Book 3, my eighth read from authors Brett Monk & McKenna Langford and the third book in their Turquoise Mist Thrillers series. An entertaining, enjoyable, and suspenseful 361-page read, that reads so much longer as does all of Brett Monk & McKenna Langford's work. If you enjoyed their Moms Who Lie series you'll like this.“I received a Kindle copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review." The gifting of this book did not affect my opinion of it. I'll definitely be reading more from these authors and look forward to Deadly Blaize: Turquoise Mist Thrillers Book 4 when it comes out next year. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 - July 24, 2018).

[Terri · Rating 5 out of 5]

These just keep getting better. You have to know going in to this series that books 1-3 end with cliffhangers. I love the way each chapter is a different perspective so you get to learn more of the story and more about each character. Definitely think these are great for many age groups, young adult or adults for sure. And not something you have to worry about trigger warnings. Great way to introduce younger readers to mystery/thriller books. Coming join the adventure!

Received this free ARC and I'm leaving an honest review.

[Johan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

This series has had me invested, as more things keep coming to light and being unraveled, the more confused I am about who is innocent and who is guilty.

[Maria Jørgensen · Rating 4 out of 5]

So many things happened in the end. Definitely a lot more interesting in my opinion. You really start to care for the characters
I still don’t get who killed the first girl ?