Name: The Rosewood Hunt
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9780063287600

Mackenzie     Reed

The Rosewood Hunt

Mackenzie Reed

Irresistible intrigue, captivating suspense, a swoony friends-to-rivals-to-lovers romance, and heartbreaking betrayal drive this thrilling debut novel that is perfect for fans of The Inheritance Games and Knives Out. Lily Rosewood has lived with her grandmother since her dad’s death a year ago. She and Gram have always been close—Gram’s role as chair of their family’s luxury coat business has inspired Lily’s love of fashion, and Lily hopes to follow in Gram’s footsteps one day. Then Gram dies suddenly, and Lily’s world is upended. Gram’s quarter of a billion dollar fortune is missing, and Lily has been banned from the manor she and Gram shared. But Gram has always loved games, and even in death, she still has a few tricks up her couture sleeve. When Lily and three other seemingly random teens get letters from Gram sending them on a treasure hunt around Rosetown, they hope the fortune will be the reward. But they’re not the only ones hunting for Gram’s treasure, and soon the hunt becomes more dangerous than they ever could have imagined. ***** "Readers be warned: once you pick up Mackenzie Reed's debut, you won't want to put it down. The Rosewood Hunt is a fun, twisty, fast-paced mystery with just the right amount of angsty drama, perfect for fans of The Inheritance Games and Goonies."—Liz Lawson, New York Times bestselling author of The Agathas, The Night in Question, and The Lucky Ones "A captivating mystery full of secrets, family betrayals, and intrigue wrapped inside a fabulous treasure hunt that will leave readers spellbound. Reed seamlessly weaves classic mystery elements with a truly touching story of family and greed."—Kathleen Glasgow, New York Times bestselling author of Girl in Pieces “Such a fun adventure! Mackenzie Reed has crafted a fast-paced, exciting mix of treasure hunt, romance, and family secrets that fans of The Inheritance Games will surely gobble up.”—Diana Urban, author of Lying in the Deep “The Rosewood Hunt is a heart pounding thrill ride. With a breakneck pace, jaw-dropping betrayals, and dizzying twists, this high stakes treasure of a hunt kept me guessing to the final page.”—Dana Mele, author of People Like Us and Summer’s Edge "A high-stakes exploration of grief, greed, and what it means to choose your own family, The Rosewood Hunt is a perfectly twisty mystery filled with complex characters and reveals that will leave your heart racing. A must-read for any National Treasure or The Goonies fan!"—Victoria Wlosok, author of How to Find a Missing Girl

Haley

speaking my truth: the angry love confession kinda ruined it

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Krys C.

It had its highs and lows. This had an intriguing treasure hunt premise, although it read incredibly YA (which is understandable, as this is YA). It didn't exactly hold up a lot of technicalities, but the last 25% was a thriller rush. Still a fun read and would honestly enjoy this as a movie, too.

This was a bit out of my comfort zone but I enjoyed reading it regardless. The rose wood hunt was really interesting, with secrets and betrayals and lots of family drama

I loved how the hunt brought such unlikely characters together to find Iris Rosewood's missing fortune, it was a perfect take on the found family trope. Lily Rosewood was a great main character, she felt like a very real and ordinary teenager and I loved that about how she was written

While I did like some of the other characters, alot of them felt a bit cliché to me. Despite a few things I didn't like, this book was beautifully written and I had alot of fun reading it

June

This was a bit out of my comfort zone but I enjoyed reading it regardless. The rose wood hunt was really interesting, with secrets and betrayals and lots of family drama

I loved how the hunt brought such unlikely characters together to find Iris Rosewood's missing fortune, it was a perfect take on the found family trope. Lily Rosewood was a great main character, she felt like a very real and ordinary teenager and I loved that about how she was written

While I did like some of the other characters, alot of them felt a bit cliché to me. Despite a few things I didn't like, this book was beautifully written and I had alot of fun reading it

I think I would've liked this more if I hadn't read The Inheritance Games. This reads like a less well-constructed version of that. There was no real struggle with the clues or difficulties beyond the very beginning.

Holly

I’m sucker for found family trope and treasure hunts so absolutely enjoyed this book!

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