One of Us Is Lying

3.5. A good, fast-paced high school thriller. It was twisty and messed up but also felt timely and relevant, both technology-wise and motive-wise. I enjoyed spending time with these characters; none of them were perfect people, and it was interesting how friendships formed between these four people who really had no interaction with each other, except that they were all being investigated for murder.

I liked it a lot. I don't know that it'll stick with me ... half an hour after I finished the audiobook and I had to look up the name of one of the main characters, but it was fun to listen to while I did boring spreadsheets at work and putzed around the house.