Cristin Terrill writes young-adult speculative thrillers about time travel, conspiracy and teenagers whose understanding of events is repeatedly overturned. All Our Yesterdays follows imprisoned Em and Marina across different points in time as an attempt to prevent a devastating future turns friendship, romance and scientific ambition into a paradox. Here Lies Daniel Tate shifts away from science fiction into psychological suspense about a missing boy’s identity and a stranger who may not be who he claims. Terrill’s prose is fast, twist-led and tightly focused on character decisions under pressure. Her books are more thriller-driven than world-building-heavy, using speculative premises or hidden identity to force difficult choices. Time-travel thriller, psychological suspense and conspiracy fiction are the clearest discovery routes through Terrill’s work. All Our Yesterdays is the defining entry for readers who like high-stakes temporal paradoxes with emotional consequences. Read more Less
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