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Description
Charlotte feels like she doesn't fit in with her two best friends at the prestigious Underhill Preparatory Institute. Ariel is daring and mysterious, Devon is beautiful and brilliant, and Charlotte has never lived up to the standards of the school--or her demanding mother, Dr. Gruen. But when Ariel and Devon both kill themselves within a month of each other, Charlotte doesn't know where to turn. Why were they keeping secrets from her? Could Charlotte be the reason Ariel killed herself? After all, she was in love with Ariel's boyfriend, Jack, and he loved her back.
Filled with guilt, Charlotte vows to discover the truth behind the suicides, starting with the clues that Ariel left behind for her. But as her own safety and sanity is put in danger, Charlotte must decide how much she will risk to discover the truth.
In the same suspenseful style as Burning, Danielle Rollins will keep readers on the edge of their seats with this haunting thriller.
Product details
| Published | 01 Sep 2017 |
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| Format | Hardback |
| Edition | 1st |
| Extent | 304 |
| ISBN | 9781619637405 |
| Imprint | Bloomsbury Children's Books |
| Dimensions | 210 x 140 mm |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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This tightly wound, sci-fi-tinged mystery is a beautifully plotted combination of unexpected twists, sudden scares, and uncanny moments . . . From eerie beginning to explosive end, this mystery belongs on all shelves.
starred review, Booklist
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Full of twists, angst, and a bit of romance . . . Fans of the first will clamber for this second, as will those who enjoy dark, character-driven mysteries.
VOYA
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Boarding-school fans will appreciate the lush yet foreboding descriptions of a place where attendees are so driven they don't even pause to celebrate achievements and everyone hides something behind perfectly white toothy smiles.
BCCB
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Plot twists and well-crafted intrigue will keep pages turning until the end.
Kirkus Reviews
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This fast-paced read is just right for those who enjoy a little science fiction mixed in with their mystery . . . Fans of medical mysteries with bioethical issues, such as Nancy Werlin's Double Helix and Nancy Farmer's The House of the Scorpion, will enjoy this page-turner.
School Library Journal
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Stephen King's Firestarter meets Walter Dean Myers' Monster. . . . With its subtle yet timely commentary on police brutality, interracial dating, and LGBT rights, the novel addresses contemporary issues without didacticism. A wildly fulfilling and frightening read.
starred review, Kirkus Reviews on BURNING


















