Every Last Lie

Margot thought she had escaped the toxic world of her image-obsessed, ultra-elite classmates. But after the death of her ex-best friend, suddenly this teen finds herself as the prime suspect in a mystery where everyone is hiding a secret...including her. A twisty YA psychological thriller debut, perfect for fans of We Were Liars.

At Wakefield Academy, image is everything.

Margot Collins hasn't been at Wakefield Preparatory Academy long, but she already knows she doesn't belong. The only thing more beautiful than the campus are the students. Each one has money, status, and influence. And no one controls the spotlight like Addison Whittaker, Wakefield’s queen bee and rising social media star.

When Margot's skills behind the camera catch Addison's eye, though, suddenly this nobody is pulled into a sparkling world of luxury trips, brand-name clothing, and, most valuable of all, Addison's friendship.

But looks can be deceiving.

Months after meeting, Margot is alone once more—and Addison is dead. At school and online, every finger points to Margot as the killer. If she has any hope of clearing her name--and discovering the truth--Margot will have to delve back into the toxic world she left behind. Because at Wakefield, everyone is hiding a secret. And someone is willing to kill to protect their image.

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