About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is struggling with the fallout of a poor decision made under peer pressure or is paralyzed by the weight of a secret. The story follows Roxie, who breaks into a house on a dare and witnesses a crime, leaving her trapped between her own guilt and the fear of a dangerous perpetrator. It explores the high-stakes reality of how one mistake can snowball into a life-altering crisis. While the book functions as a fast-paced thriller, it serves as a valuable entry point for discussing personal safety and the importance of coming forward to trusted adults. It is best suited for middle and high schoolers who enjoy suspenseful stories that mirror the social anxieties of adolescence. Parents can use this to discuss why keeping secrets can sometimes be more dangerous than facing the consequences of a mistake.
