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Chilling YA Thrillers for Hot Summer Nights

Blood Heir

by Amélie Wen Zhao

After being framed for her father’s Ana teams up with a crime lord the real killer in this pulse-pounding suspenseful fantasy.

You’re Next

by Kylie Schachte

A teenage girl with a passion crimes uncovers a conspiracy to solve her ex’s murder. A fast-paced mystery perfect for fans of Nancy

They Wish They Were Us

by Jessica Goodman

Jill looks forward to starting the year as part of her school’s most clique, until she learns they may complicit in her best friend’s murder. intriguing story of power and

The Black Queen

by Jumata Emill

Duchess sets out to prove that friend, the town’s first Black homecoming queen, was murdered by her crown, who is white, in this engaging mystery full of twists and social commentary.

father’s murder, lord to find pulse-pounding and for solving conspiracy while trying fast-paced Nancy Drew. Us the school most popular may have been murder. An and privilege.

Surrender Your Sons

by Adam Sass

In this chilling page turner, Connor is sent to a conversion therapy camp after coming out to his religious, conservative mother. But something even more sinister is afoot, and the campers must save themselves before it’s too late.

Blood in the Water

by Caleb Roehrig

When his surfer uncle is found dead on the beach, Zac doesn’t believe it was an accident, but Zac’s investigation could put his own life in danger. A compelling mystery that will keep you guessing.

This Is My America

by Kim Johnson

that her best homecoming rival for the engaging social

Tracy’s father is on death row for a crime he didn’t commit, and now her brother has been charged with murder. To save her family, Tracy begins her own investigation, discovering a legacy of racial injustice. A thought-provoking and compelling novel.

And Then There Were Four

by Nancy Werlin

In this action-packed thriller, a group of teens suspect their parents are plotting to kill them.

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