Reviews by Category: Mystery

Every year in the summer, the wealthy Sinclair family returns to their private island in

Massachusetts. Cady looks forward to reuniting with her family, composed of Mirren, Johnny,

and Gat - the Liars. As Cady experiences hardships and love during summer, her migraines

intensify, until she’s left questioning her own sanity. And her friendships quickly turn destructive

as she edges closer to the truth...

Hunter Gifford is being accused of killing his girlfriend. Yes, the girl who was his whole

world until after she went missing on the night of homecoming. They were in a

terrible car crash coming home, and Hunter got a concussion but Chole is missing.

The police are questioning him but there’s only one problem, he doesn’t remember

anything. Hunter knows that whatever he remembers will help find Chloe, but how

quick and what will he be able to remember?

Kate Williams is a 17 year old up and coming actress and has decided to pursue

acting as a full time career, but it will come at a cost. Whatever cost her parents end

up charging to rent her childhood bedroom. Kate needs a job and her best friend’s

brother Ky has a job for her, filing documents at a law firm that his father runs. One

night when working, Kate starts to see some suspicious behavior between a lady in

another office and her assistant. Days later, she witnesses a double murderer. Can

Pip and Ravi have started a crime podcast and Pip is sure that her investigating days are

behind her but when her friend Jamie Reynolds goes missing and the police fail to do anything

about it Pip decides to take matters into her own hands with the help of Ravi Singh they start to

investigate the case the more they look the more clues they find and the deeper this case gets.

I loved it. This book is almost better than the first one which you don't often see in prequels.

After digging up their parents’ time capsule from 35 years ago, Elayah, Liam, Jorja, and

Marcie discover hidden secrets along with a bloody knife with a note. Soon enough, the friend

group begins to question their loyalty to their parents. Could one of their parents have killed

someone? It all started in 1986, where their parents all had secrets of their own, and the missing

friend in their group who still hasn’t turned up. However, soon after contacting news experts,

This book was a very well-written mystery because it kept you interested and eager for what

was to come but it didn't cause too much suspense or anxiety which I liked. I loved how it

showed the growth in the relationship between Hannah and Bailey alongside the mystery of

Owen's disappearance; it kept a key emotional feeling attached to the more spontaneous action

of the main plot. Overall this book is super fun and exciting to read and I would recommend it to

anyone and everyone.

For a senior project Pip decides to investigate the murder of Andie Bell and Sal Singh, that

happened five years ago in her little town. Sal, Andies boyfriend was the presumable murderer.

After killing Andie Sal allegedly took his own life from guilt or fear. Pip has always thought that

there was something off about the case, and the more she investigates the more it becomes

clear that someone doesn't want her to. With the help of Ravi Singh, Sal’s brother. Pip slowly

Addy, Brownyn, Cooper, Nate and Simon all walk into detention and only four of them walk out.

Simon is left on the floor dead with the life sucked out of him and the four that are left are

mentally scarred. A big coincidence right?, maybe even too big. All four of our main characters

have very different lives; Brownyn Rojas is a straight A student who is on her way to Yale,

Beautiful homecoming princess Addy Prentiss seems to have an ideal life, Baseball star Cooper

Four girls are known for being liars at their boarding school. They often played a game

called the Lying Game where the objective is to tell lies without getting caught. When they get a

text from a friend within the group, the girls are reunited when those lies come back to haunt

them in their adult life. is book kept me on the edge of my seat until the end. ere were so

many plot twists that let me questioning everything I originally thought. Make sure you have a

Almost-thirteen year old Lemony Snicket just graduated from his training at a secret

organization, and for his apprenticeship, planned to steal an artifact from a museum

with his trusted associate. However, things didn't go as planned, and instead he was

taken to a fading town called Stain’d-by-the-Sea, where he and his incompetent

chaperone, S. Theodora Markson, have to solve a mystery regarding an allegedly stolen

statue. The problem? The statue may not have been stolen to begin with. Moxie