Nothing More to Tell is a mystery book by Karen McManus. The book is about how a teacher named Mr. Larkin who was mysteriously killed in the woods. Four years after the event, Brynn, one of Mr. Larkin’s students, decided to investigate the event. After tirelessly finding as much as she can, she stumbles upon the killer, and it’s someone that nobody expects. This is an enjoyable book. I do not like romance and all that stuff, but it is still a 4.2 out of five. The mysteriousness of the book was unpredictable, unlike some other mystery books where you find out way before the characters in the book do. Mr. Larkin's history with Mason as his brother and Dexter Robbins as his dad sounded harsh, and Mr. Solomon's death completely caught me off guard. It was great to see how Tripp and Brynn came back together as good friends even after that incident in 8th grade, and the author did a great job of portraying Lisa Marie (Tripp's mom) as an extremely unlikable character. Lastly, the author did change up the point of view every chapter between Brynn and Tripp but did it well enough that it wasn't hard to go back and forth.