The Masked Truth by Kelley Armstrong,
340 pages
“Tricked
by a former friend into canceling a date and filling in as a babysitter,
teenage Riley could never imagine the fear that now haunts her. A witness to
the double murder of the parents of her young charge, Riley can't shake her
memories of that evening, especially since she was little help to the police
investigators. She agrees to attend a therapy weekend, only for terror to
intrude again when kidnappers break into the building and murder both
counselors and teen attendees.” This was a crazily convoluted mystery and I
loved it. It was terrifying pretty much
from beginning to end, because the end game was hidden well enough that it was
hard to figure out much before the characters do. This is definitely a good choice for teens
that like thrillers
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