The One That Got Away with Murder

A Goodreads New Reader-Approved Mystery

"A wild, twisty ride that kept me up well past my bedtime, with an ending you'll never see coming. I can't wait to see what Trish Lundy does next." -Liz Lawson, New York Times-bestselling author of The Agathas series and The Lucky Ones

"Everyone's got a secret in the town of Happy Valley and sometimes the darkest truths are lurking closer than you think. Trish Lundy's debut, The One That Got Away with Murder, is a high-speed, high-stakes page-turner with sharp twists and a shocking finale." -Skyla Arndt, author of Together We Rot

"In Trish Lundy's debut, new girl Lauren moves across the country for a fresh start only to discover everyone she meets has a secret, and one of them is deadly. With its pulse-pounding twists and turns, The One That Got Away with Murder is a sharp thriller to devour in a single sitting." -Jessie Weaver, author of Live Your Best Lie

"A propulsive tangle of small town secrets and privilege for fans of Holly Jackson and Karen McManus." -Alexa Donne, author of The Ivies and Pretty Dead Queens

"Lauren's character development is exceptional, as she slowly learns how to let people in again, and she struggles to come to terms with her traumatic past and the way she feels about herself as a result of it. The mystery is well developed and keeps readers guessing right along with Lauren and her friends. The twists and turns make for an exciting read that teens won't be able to put down . . . Fans of Karen M. McManus will love debut author Lundy's well-developed mystery with plenty of thrills." -School Library Journal

"[T]he plot is overall fast paced and engrossing, building up to an ultimately rewarding climax and resolution . . . Satisfyingly twisty." -Kirkus Reviews

"While the book touches on some heavy topics including sexual assault and drug addiction, the juicy high school drama of hook-ups, betrayals, partying gone wrong-and of course, murder most foul-make this book compulsively readable." -Bulleting of the Center for Children's Books

"Lundy's debut is a slow-burn, character-driven mystery that deftly layers several narratives together to a chilling affect. Fans of Karen McManus won't want to miss it." -Booklist