Four young people get into a car after an end-of-summer party, but only three make it home alive. Lots of assumptions are made, but only those three really know what happened that night!
The Headmaster's List sets you up to think it's obvious what happened and who was responsible in this accident, but I have a feeling that the real wild ride in this story has only just begun! Is the bad boy really the villain here or is the class good girl hiding the true story somewhere in her traumatized head?
I was totally drawn in by the cover and the hook written there: it seems like you know which is which, but do you really? I'm ready to dive back in, clear those cobwebs, and see if my early theory is right! Maybe I can make the Headmaster's List...it might be worth killing for!
The Headmaster's List sets you up to think it's obvious what happened and who was responsible in this accident, but I have a feeling that the real wild ride in this story has only just begun! Is the bad boy really the villain here or is the class good girl hiding the true story somewhere in her traumatized head?
I was totally drawn in by the cover and the hook written there: it seems like you know which is which, but do you really? I'm ready to dive back in, clear those cobwebs, and see if my early theory is right! Maybe I can make the Headmaster's List...it might be worth killing for!