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A teen’s lost memories may hold the key to her missing sister’s fate. Outgoing, athletic Grace and shy poet Maddy, sisters born just 10 months apart, were on their senior trip when they went outside during a storm, and only Grace returned. Grace can’t remember anything after getting on the Forest Lane Academy bus for a week in the mountains at Shady Oaks Lodge, and she struggles to recover her memories while she heals from a head wound she got that night. The police are getting nowhere, so Grace sets out to figure out what happened to her sister, but their schoolmates are acting strangely, and an anonymous blogger is posting theories about what happened, some of which point the finger at her. The more details Grace uncovers about Maddy’s life, however, the more unsettled she becomes. Both girls were keeping secrets—but were any of them serious enough to put them in danger? The suspense builds steadily, and multiple red herrings will keep readers guessing. Maddy’s poems are interspersed throughout the text and add to her characterization as an isolated, angsty lost soul. The twisty plot will engage teens who enjoy stories told from multiple perspectives and by unreliable narrators, and it culminates in an explosive ending. Most characters are cued white. Twists abound in this thrilling debut. (Thriller. 12-18) Copyright © Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.