And her suspect list is growing bigger at each day including their teacher Mr. She gotta find her which forces her to wear Nancy Drew’s shoes and conducting her own investigation. We also have likable heroine Caroline trying to find herself in high school jungle, counting the days till the graduation ( only three months left to keep her head high and getting out of trouble) But graduating and earning her freedom got more complicated because her friends Madison is missing and she already owed her too much.

I kept guessing and changing my mind about whodunit. I’m happy to decide resuming my reading because the mystery part of the story hooked me. In the beginning it started a little slow and I had second thoughts if I should skip it or keep on reading. This is surprisingly intriguing, promising YA Debut thriller.

There's only one common denominator between the disappearances: Caroline herself. But as every new discovery leads Caroline closer to the connection between these girls and Madison, she faces an unsettling truth.

Caroline is determined to find out what happened to them and why no one seems to notice. Unlike Madison's, their disappearances haven't received much attention. Unlike Madison, the other girls are from the wrong side of the tracks. It's only when Caroline discovers other missing girls that she begins to close in on the truth. McCormack, their teacher, seem to know so much about them? Caroline has some uncomfortable secrets about the hours before Madison disappeared, but they're nothing compared to the secrets Madison has been hiding. Suddenly Caroline realizes how little she knew of what her friend was up to. She has her own reasons not to trust the police, and she owes Madison - big time. Until then, Caroline is keeping her head down, pretending to be the perfect student even though she is crushed by her family and heartbroken over the girlfriend who left for California.īut when her best friend Madison disappears, Caroline feels compelled to get involved in the investigation. That's when she'll finally escape her rigid prep school and the parents who thought they could convert her to being straight. Caroline Lawson is three months away from freedom, otherwise known as graduation day.

Out of the fire andrea contos