Official Review: Nekkid Lake by Noah Bond

[Jay Lu]

What an intriguing review of "Nekkid Lake" by Noah Bond! Your insight into Tess Chandler's character as a forensic science undergrad delving into The Necklan’s Lake Massacre is fascinating. The blend of Gothic mystery, paranormal elements, and forensic investigation sounds captivating. It's great to hear about the dynamic between Tess and the Sheriff and how Tess's resourcefulness played a crucial role. Your mention of the witty dialogue and character development adds depth to my understanding of the book. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[youri_55]

The book talks about Lake Niklan, where the elderly go to celebrate and drink beer with loud music and dancing
Traditional traditions call for immersion in cold water after drinking enough wine
However, strange crimes occurred, the most important of which was the disappearance of 14 students, while a young criminologist specialized in investigating unsolved disappearances.
Forensic investigations follow these students in Beheira and other places to reveal the motives and crimes of the seriesAnd mass graves. During the investigation, only Patty Martin, who refused to speak, was found guilty
A very interesting story, I recommend reading this book.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting mystery novel following a young forensic science intern with the local sheriff who is handed a cold case. The only issue is that this case leaves more questions than answers and it might be that the forces that caused the original incident are repeating themselves. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Dalia Chf]

An investigation case led by a woman? Count me in! Your review really made me want to read this one! I love mystery novels and this one sounds particularly appealing to me!

[MARTHA UGOCHI ASOGWA]

The reviewer notes that the dialogue in the book feels natural and is often refreshingly witty. This aspect adds an enjoyable dynamic to the story, making the banter between characters a highlight of the reading experience. Congratulations on your BOTD!.

[Misael Carlos]

I love reading mystery books most probably because I always get to guess the culprit very early on while reading so I’m looking forward to digging into this one to know forensic science undergrad Tess Chandler solved the Lake Massacre which killed a bunch of students.

[Victoria Zoe]

Forensic investigation is a higher level of crime detection, yet Tess didn't find it funny with the probe of the massacre of fourteen high school seniors. Congrats on the botd and a satisfactory review.

[azza lia]

A detectivewoman on a Harley? Tess seems like a very intriguing character. I love a good mystery with a supernatural twist to it. This is surely a captivating story. I got goosebumps from reading the review. I would love to know how Tess solved the massacre mystery. Thank you for a well-written review.

[Omneya Shakeep]

The mystery and riddles in this book seem intriguing. The author seems to skillfully weave the plot in a way that keeps the readers on edge. Tess and the sheriff's characters look well-developed. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Jennifer Coxon]

Great writing style that is fast-paced, intense and intriguing. Tess seems a great character to explore this horrific cold case. The description at the beginning fills the reader with the horror of what might have happened.

[Rukayya Yusuf Hameed]

Forensic science student Tess Chandler begins her internship at Cobbler’s Knob Sheriff's Office with low expectations for the quiet town. Assigned the cold case known as The Necklan’s Lake Massacre, involving the mysterious disappearance of fourteen high school seniors during their Senior Prom, Tess faces forensic evidence that confounds her. The lone survivor has amnesia, crucial details are missing, and unconventional approaches lead her to explore local history and paranormal myths. Uncovering potential Department of Defense involvement raises the stakes, and as Tess delves deeper, the forces behind the massacre resurface. Can she solve The Necklan’s Lake Massacre before history repeats itself?
Noah Bond's "Nekkid Lake" unfolds as a suspenseful Gothic mystery, capturing attention with compelling writing and a progressively intensifying pace.Fans of Gothic fiction are recommended to find enjoyment in this captivating read.

[Fern_Hedera]

It sounds like a really good book, i like the start where they go from the murder all mysterious to the police work. On the other hand, it's extremely jumpy and difficult to read.

[Abraham Ozo]

In "Nekkid Lake," Tess investigates a puzzling case with elusive answers. Forensic evidence and a survivor with amnesia complicate matters. Exploring the town's history and paranormal myths, Tess uncovers a potential Department of Defense involvement, intensifying the mystery.

[HANNAH OBRIEN]

Someone knows something. How could the minister give the invitation such an on-site as someone cause the fire. And the police saying that the two cases are not related. I don't believe so there's a cover up somewhere. I hope you read on to find out who is involved. Most read to the end

[IKECHUKWU PETER 1]

Nekkid Lake write up or story is a highly suspenseful Gothic mystery by Noah Bond. The compelling writing pulls me in from the start, with a pace that builds in momentum as the story progresses. The character development was remarkable. Each character had a unique quality that made them stand out as relatable and memorable individuals. The dialogue felt natural and was often refreshingly witty. I think I enjoyed the banter most of all.