My Review is The Girl Who Never Came Home by Nicole Trope

Title: The Girl Who Never Came Home 
Author: Nicole Trope 
Published: Expected November 4,2020
Published by: Bookouture 
Genre: Mystery 
Pages: 230 pages 
Review: 
Zoe is on a camping trip with her class, she's the average teenager who is popular. She's mean, down right nasty, she hides her brain and she's pretty. In the cabin she has her two best friends and a girl who she is really mean to, but not everything is as it seems. Zoe and her best friends get into an arguemet that fateful night and Zoe leaves the cabin. In the morning she still has not returned and they start a search party, and in that search party they find her dead. Now, the police are trying to figure out what happened and as it happens everyone has secrets including Zoe. As events unravel not everyone is as they seem and some secrets are to die for. A secret guy, a secret relationship for her sister, the elderly teacher who decides that it's not her problem, the friend who wants Zoe to understand what she does to people, a person who wants to hurt Zoe as much as she has hurt others and the other friend who really doesn't care anymore and the mother who thought she knew her daughters later finding out there are so many secrets that she didn't know. As the investigation continues to unravel and the secrets come out, the tensions rise between everyone and the death of Zoe affects more people than originally thought.
A great gripping story that had me on the edge racking my brain trying to figure out who I thought was guilty, and in the end I never would have guessed the twist. I guess looks are deceiving but definitely a great read!

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