Rising tension comes to a boil when the group’s secrets and lies are slowly revealed, threatening a shaky truce, and forcing them all to question one another. But when Mia discovers a clue that could shine a light on what happened that fateful day, and as others join them on the hunt for justice( and redemption), the unimpressive team of woefully unsupervised teens find themselves questioning everything. Victims of circumstance, Mia and Brynn continue to face the suspicion and hostility from the towns people.
It’s that they do exist, but only for some people.” ― Lauren Oliver, Broken Things “The problem with fairy tales isn’t that they don’t exist.
As the mystery begins to touch their real lives in dark ways, the girls will soon find themselves in the center of a different story, one that will effect the lives of everyone in the community.Ī young girl is dead, murdered, and half a decade later the tragic case remains unsolved. Lovelorn, a fantastical place of wonder only accessible to the three of them together. Summer’s unhealthy obsession with a strange book solidifies her hold over the others as the friends quickly lose themselves in the magic of ‘Lovelorn’. When the charismatic Summer Marks comes to town, she befriends a shy Mia and outspoken Brynn, and the unlikely group soon become inseparable. “Before we were the Monsters of Brickhouse Lane-before everyone from Connecticut to California knew us by that tagline, and blogs ran pictures of our faces, and searching our names led to sites that crashed from all the traffic-we were just girls, and there were only two of us.” ― Lauren Oliver, Broken Things
And if it wasn’t them? Then a killer is still out there and the mystery of their story. With the entire town convinced of their guilt, two girls will desperately search for answers about who really killed their friend.
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