We'll Never Tell: A Novel

"A compelling story" of a sorority hazing that leads to murder: "Fine writing, intriguing characters . . . a great cliff-hanger tale of suspense" (Heather Graham, New York Times–bestselling author of The Vision) "I was thinking of some kind of initiation. Tailored just for her. The kind that will teach her a lesson not to mess with me."

Shandra James is a man stealer. It's a sport to her, a game that she always wins. As a pledge of the exclusive Alpha Sigma Pi sorority, she should know her place, and know not to throw herself at a sister's boyfriend. But she's marked a new target: Henry Reid.

Henry's fiancée, Phoebe, and her sorority sisters, Miranda and Camille, decide to teach Shandra a lesson one night. A lesson that involves humiliation but nothing more. But unexpectedly the lesson turns deadly and the three women find themselves facing three new rules: Never mention what happened that night, protect each other, and tell no one. Yet when a murderer comes calling, they each discover that rules are meant to be broken. We'll Never Tell is Kayla Perrin's most provocative, suspenseful novel yet.

"Feelings of jealousy and hate among the sorority set propel this racy suspense novel from Essence bestseller Perrin. . . . Characters that pop off the page and a solid, well-paced plot will gratify Perrin's many fans." —Publishers Weekly

"Readers will be hooked from page 1 to the surprising finish as Perrin sheds light on modern sorority life in her latest suspense novel." —Booklist/DESC>

fiction;thriller;suspense;college;sorority;sister;pledging;hazing;murder;mystery;suspense;action;adventure;African;American;black;women;amateur;women;sleuths;young adult;ninth;tenth;eleventh;twelfth;grade;urban-lit;teen;female;friendship;betrayal;romantic suspense;infidelity

FIC030000 FICTION / Thrillers / Suspense

FIC049050 FICTION / African American & Black / Mystery & Detective

FIC031080 FICTION / Thrillers / Psychological

9781429953313

Poison

Poole, Sara

© 2007 St. Martin's Press (E-bog): 9781429974509

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E-bog: 3. april 2007