One of Us Is Lying

The premise of this book was really interesting to me, but it didn't really manage to follow through. Each suspect gets POV chapters, but their voices all sound really similar and it becomes clear really early that none of them did it. The real culprit is somehow both obvious and unbelievable, and since that person isn't around to speak for themselves anymore it sort of falls flat. The way everything kind of ties up neatly with a million tidy romances at the end is really goofy.

I did appreciate the resource list at the end though, especially since the book is targeted at teens.