Review: No Place Left to Hide - Megan Lally

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Review: No Place Left to Hide - Megan Lally - January 2025

One of the perks of being a book reviewer is that we get to read books a few months before they are published and I had been excited to read this one especially as I loved her debut novel "That's Not My Name". I have to admit though if there is one thing that YA thrillers have taught me, it's that A) no one is invincible as you will always get caught, and B) your friends cannot be trusted as they may be the ones you have to be worried about. If you are a fan of authors like Natasha Preston, Karen M. McManus, and Natalie D. Richards, then Megan Lally is another author who will need to be added to your list as they are all very similar. The book starts with introducing us to Brooke, her life is being made a living hell by someone as a few months earlier - a girl lost her life at one of Brooke's famous parties. The incident was covered up and made to look like an accident, but the thing is that a few people including Brooke know the real truth and someone is taunting her and wanting to reveal the truth. In No Place Left to Hide, a car ride home for Brooke turns into a deadly game of Cat and Mouse as someone is chasing her, and determined to make her pay for what happened to Claire that night. They are determined to make "Little Miss Perfect Brooke" pay and bring her and her family down a few notches as this family is normally the ones doing anything to keep the perfect untarnished image. Can Brooke survive the night and figure out the identity of who else knows the truth or will she end up cutting her life short and going out the same way Claire did? Find out this upcoming January with Megan Lally's second release "No Place Left to Hide".


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3NIsmx5




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