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Killing Sadie

By: Rachel Peterson
Narrated by: Andre Bellido, Ferdelle Capistrano, Stacy Gonzalez, Rachel F. Hirsch, Lee Osorio
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Perfect for fans of How to Survive Your Murder and Dead Girls Can’t Tell Secrets, this debut young adult thriller unspools the truth behind a tragic murder through multiple unreliable narrators who all have secrets to keep in a “stone-cold shocker of a tale” (Kirkus Reviews).

Here’s what we know: there was another infamous barn party at the McClain family farm last night, and things went horribly wrong. By the end of the night, there were two dead bodies in the old barn: seventeen-year-old Sadie Cooper and her killer, Mason Vreeland. The murder was heartbreakingly witnessed by Sadie’s twin sister, Jayne, and Sadie died in her arms. Mason was killed by Sadie’s boyfriend, Ben, in an attempt to save Sadie.

Aside from figuring out Mason’s motive, it should be an open and shut case.

But it’s not.

The story unfolds just after the murders, and Jayne, Ben, and Sadie’s best friend, Liz, are telling the cops what transpired at the party and the events leading up to it. But little details don’t match. And those little details start to add up to big discrepancies. But who’s lying, and why?

The shocking truth is revealed in the third act, when the POV shifts to Sadie herself in the days leading up to the party. Witness exactly what happened—and see if you can piece it all together. Because poor Sadie totally missed what was right in front of her. Mysteries & Detectives Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Crime Murder
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Audiobook listen. I figured out the culprit the first time the character was introduced, which was disappointing. Perhaps the narrator gave it away with her inflection, but I think the words on written page would have also given the person away.

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