Dead Girls Can't Tell Secrets Paperback – April 5, 2022

5 stars yet again! I only wish this one had gone on for one more chapter. Such an engrossing read from start to finish!

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A fast-paced YA thriller with secrets buried deeper than the forest floor.When Savannah’s sister falls off a cliff during a school hike and ends up in a coma, it’s ruled an accident—but Savannah’s gut says otherwise. Fueled by guilt and suspicion, she sets out to find out what really happened on the mountain that day. What unfolds is a twisty ride full of secrets, tension, and messy teenage drama.What I liked was the quick, bingeable pacing. A haunting wilderness setting that adds suspense. The emotional tension between siblings was a strong thread throughout. Multiple suspects and red herrings to keep the mystery alive.What didn’t work for me was ome characters felt a little underwritten or stereotypical. Savannah’s investigation style (aka confronting people head-on) felt forced. The ending wrapped things up too fast—it could’ve used more emotional payoff.Despite some flaws, this book was addictive. I kept turning pages, eager to uncover the truth. It’s a solid pick for readers who enjoy twisty thrillers with complicated family dynamics and high-stakes secrets.Recommended for fans of: One of Us Is Lying, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, and survival-style YA mysteries.Not the deepest mystery out there, but still a fun, wild ride. Would I read another Chelsea Ichaso book? Definitely.

Good plot twistsGood charactersGreat storyAnd it was on Kindle Unlimited5 Stars ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

It is an amazing book love the fact that you think it was this person and then it is not. Would totally recommend reading. ✨

I have alot of books and this one is up on my recommendations. Get it , it's a interesting cover and it makes sense. Also it has abt 300 smthing pages. It will. Be interesting and you wont wanna put it down, coming from a person who has a short attention span, and is a teen.

My first book by this author and it won't be my last.Great YA read that had me playing "who done it" right up to the end.

Three and a half stars, rounded down, the story is gray, and has some amazing twists and turns, but the writing was sub-par, half the time the MC felt so unbelievably stupid, that she just confronted literally anybody. Overall, a good book, but I wouldn't recommend it if you have to pay.