HarperCollins (1 Feb 2024)
Thank you to HarperCollins and to NetGalley for my advance review copy of this book.
★★★☆☆
Reeling from the tragic death of her best friend, Margot has barely got through her first year of college. Lonely and grieving, when she falls under the bright beam of Lucy Sharpe she is captivated by her gregarious personality.
Moving in with Lucy, Nicole and Sloane on a whim, Margot finds herself readjusting to close female friendship. There are parties, dares and secrets, and their relationship with the male frat house next door is a powder keg waiting to catch, especially when a ghost from Margot’s past moves next door.
Six months later, someone is dead and Lucy is missing. Is it too late to find out Lucy’s secrets? And are the remaining girls truly innocent?
Lucy is hard to like, but Margot also has her own guilty secrets. The connecting lines between the characters seem tenuous and coincidental at first, until the full story is revealed.
A weaving story of the fine line between love and obsession, fraught with lies and jealousy.
For fans of The It Girl and The Secret History.
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