Since Chris and his mom moved to the quiet town of Solitary,
strange things have been happening.....and Chris has found
himself at the center, but can not figure out why. The town
acts like nothing has happened while it covers up murder and
a mysterious past. Something bad is going to go down in
Solitary and Chris has found that he is tied to it.
As he starts summer school, Chris is still grieving from the
loss of his girlfriend. He has had a rough year, filled with
heartbreak and disappointment. As he starts to fall for the
new girl at school, Lily, his life is finally beginning to
feel somewhat normal. He is determined to enjoy his senior
year in high school as much as he possibly can and then
leave Solitary and never come back.
But as his senior year passes, Chris is starting to fill in
some of the missing pieces. Jeremiah Marsh, the pastor that
Chris is certain he watched fall to his death seems intent
to provide him with some answers. Even what Chris's role is
in all of this.
TEMPTATION is the third book of the Solitary Series by
Travis Thrasher. Even though this is my first time picking
up a book from the series I found that TEMPTATION was a book
that sucks you right in. I was a bit lost with when it came
to the back story. Reading TEMPTATION has me wanting to go
back and read what I missed before TEMPTATION
The third book in the Solitary Tales series for young
adults, Temptation follows the soul-wrenching twists of
Chris Buckley’s journey as he heads deeper into a darkness
that threatens all he loves best.
As a reluctant student at Harrington High’s summer school,
Chris meets a fun-loving senior girl who offers a welcome
diversion from Chris’s past. Soon Chris no longer searches
for the truth about the town of Solitary. He no longer
tries to pierce its shadows. He no longer questions his
role in its mysteries. He makes a new choice: he runs. What
he doesn’t realize is that he’s running the wrong way—and
is very close to being beyond any choices at all.
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