Part narrative, part podcast, this story reads similar to Sadie by Courtney Summers. However, the weight is a little less intense despite the subject matter.
This story is an introspective look into the lives of four teens whose high school careers changed irrevocably following a tragic early morning summer car crash. It has all of the elements you might expect with added Los Angelos glitz and glamor.
Right away there is a snide jab about the death of their young classmate and comparisons to OJ's affluence. Because, of course, guilty parties always seem to get away with a lot more when there is money involved.
Like most high school thrillers you will find yourself on a roller coaster of conspiracy theories as the events surrounding the tragedy come to light. If you are looking for a quick read with true crime sensationalism, then look no further. You will not be disappointed.
This story is an introspective look into the lives of four teens whose high school careers changed irrevocably following a tragic early morning summer car crash. It has all of the elements you might expect with added Los Angelos glitz and glamor.
Right away there is a snide jab about the death of their young classmate and comparisons to OJ's affluence. Because, of course, guilty parties always seem to get away with a lot more when there is money involved.
Like most high school thrillers you will find yourself on a roller coaster of conspiracy theories as the events surrounding the tragedy come to light. If you are looking for a quick read with true crime sensationalism, then look no further. You will not be disappointed.