Review: Dead Girls Can't Tell Secrets - Chelsea Ichaso

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Review: Dead Girls Can't Tell Secrets - Chelsea Ichaso - August 2021

Savannah's sister is currently in a coma at the hospital after a fall. Everyone except Savannah believes it was suicide as she fell from what was called Suicide Point. Savannah though knows her sister Piper would never commit suicide as she was amazing and excelled at everything. Now this year she is ready to do some sleuthing of her own to find out what happened to Piper and who wanted to hurt her. To start she finds a note in Piper's locker regarding Survival Club - an outdoors group she joined which also Piper's ex-best friend and ex-boyfriend and Savannah's boyfriend Grant are a part of. While hunting for clues, Savannah is about to discover that Piper had her fingers in a lot of pies and throughout the novel has ruffled quite a few feathers and made a long list of enemies who all have something to lose, some more than others. Who on Piper's enemy list has the most to lose though? I have to admit I was a bit disappointed when the truth was finally revealed about what happened on Suicide Point with the big reveal as it did make the book feel unnecessary long-winded and a silly reason when there could have been more sinister reasons at play. If you love YA thrillers and are fans of the book One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus, then you will enjoy Dead Girls Can't Tell Secrets by Chelsea Ichaso today.

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