Earthquake

The Program #2

by Andrea Irving

Sara Lake is home for summer break. She hoped that her two weeks of freedom at home in Happy Valley would be full of so much fun she’d forget all her worries about Jake and the ad-pro. Not so much. She’d love to be doing normal things, like getting her driver’s license and hanging out with friends. And Sara has managed to do that… most of the time. But instead of working on her tan and figuring out if Jay is who she wants… or Eli… or Luke… or Logan…, she’s been trying to figure out a way to bring down the evil madman ad-pro director, Jake Sorenson. To make matters worse, she’s forced to bring her best friend back into Jake’s clutches, all while trying to figure out his master plan. The group, including Sara’s brother and some of his classmates, thinks that if they can get some adults on their side, the evilness of their director will be easier to expose. With ongoing confusion about her love life and continued frustrations with her schoolwork, she’s overwhelmed and ready to break. But before they can really get their plan off the ground, they have a ridiculous task assigned to them by the dean that could throw a huge wrench in it, not to mention… an earthquake. This is a mature young adult novel recommended for ages 15+ for language, sexuality, and violence. The content in this book is similar to a PG-13 movie. It is the second book in a series and ends on a cliffhanger.

274 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 22, 2018

About the author

Andrea Irving has been writing for practically her whole life. She started off in her own little fantasy worlds, but has been spending much of her recent time having nightmares while writing YA horror. She is happy to be bringing YA fantasy back into her repertoire. A physician and college professor by day, her previous publications were purely scientific. She is very happy to finally be sharing her more creative works with the world. Andrea lives and works in the Ottawa, ON area with her husband and two sons.

Reviews

[Serroi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Even better than the first

I enjoyed this story more than the first. I found the characters more relatable and looking forward to the next book.