Review: The Headmaster's List - Melissa De La Cruz

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Review: The Headmaster's List - Melissa De La Cruz - February 2023

One author that I always try to read when she has a new release is Melissa De La Cruz, this is ever since just before the Vampire craze hit - Melissa had written a series called Blue Bloods which I devoured and loved, and her Witches of East End. These two series especially the Blue Bloods led the way for me to become a fan of Melissa De La Cruz's books. This year seems to be the year of thrillers and so when I saw The Headmaster's List available on the Libby Library App, I clicked read now. The book starts with four high school students, all from different walks of life who all went to a high school party, got into a car with each other, and sadly only three ended up going home alive.  This book starts with Spencer waking up in the hospital and learning that Chris is dead and her boyfriend Ethan has been arrested and then Tabby walked away with a minor scratch. Spencer is confused about how they ended up here as she knows Ethan would never drive drunk and it doesn't make sense at all. When she is released from the hospital, she is determined to discover the truth, but will she like what she finds? What happens when she is getting close and someone starts to threaten her and is determined for Spencer to keep her mouth shut no matter what the consequence? Find out in Melissa De La Cruz's February YA thriller release - The Headmaster's List.

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