The Bad Ones - Melissa Albert
The New York Times bestselling author Melissa Albert returns in this supernatural thriller about a girl who uncovers dangerous secrets surrounding disappearances in her small town. Perfect for fans of Cynthia Murphy, This Book Kills and Dark and Shallow Lies.One winter's night, four people go missing: three high school students and a teacher, with no other link apparent among them.One of the lost is Nora's enigmatic friend, Becca, who vanishes after the lifelong friends have a transformative fight...
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*NEW FROM MELISSA ALBERT - INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE HAZEL WOOD * House of Hollow meets A Good Girl''s Guide to Murder , THE BAD ONES is a page-turning supernatural thriller about four mysterious disappearances in a town haunted by a sinister magical history - and one girl searching for the truth. ‘A gripping story of friendship and the supernatural . . . Albert’s talent for YA fiction is magical and undeniable. I was sucked right into The Bad Ones from the start, and on the edge of my seat until the end.’ Independent A GAME GONE WRONG. A MISSING FRIEND. A TOWN OF BURIED SECRETS . . . Goddess, Goddess, count to five. In the morning, who''s alive? In a single winter''s night, four people vanish without a trace across a small town . . . Nora''s best friend, Becca, is one of the lost. Determined to find her, Nora discovers a string of coded messages Becca has left. These clues point to another missing girl thirty years prior and a sinister urban legend: a goddess figure, who played an eerie role in Nora and Becca''s own childhood games . . . As Nora unravels the mystery, it''s soon clear there are dark forces at work in her town - and they''ll stop at nothing to keep their secrets buried deep. ‘A masterful horror-thriller’ Laura Steven '' The kind of horror that doesn’t just make you check under your bed – it makes you check your own reflection in the mirror . . . ’ Ava Reid ‘ Addictively terrifying’ Courtney Summers, author of Sadie Praise for Melissa Albert: ''I couldn''t put it down'' Karen M. McManus ''Taut, haunting, and potent as a witches brew'' Krystal Sutherland ''Every line reads like an incantation'' V.E. Schwab