Natalie D. Richards

After finishing work at the Tempest Theatre for the final time, six teenagers lock the doors and clean up before trying to exit the building only to discover they have been locked in and Clayton, the manager, who is spiralling out of control, is the only person with the keys. He has a 'no-phones' policy at work so the teenagers have no way of communicating with their families and no way of leaving and Clayton, they discover, has a gun! With no power, boarded doors and an abandoned mall, the teenagers have to find a way to survive the night.

Natalie D Richards certainly knows how to write a gripping YA suspense story and `'Four Found Dead`' was no exception. I enjoyed Jo's narration. She was a strong character who remained level-headed despite the chaos around her. The tension and suspense were palpable throughout the story and while I have no idea why Clayton wanted to kill the teenagers, it was still a fun, action-packed read.… (altro)