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Your Turn to Die

by Sue Wallman (author)

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Product description

Love a country house mystery? Who doesn’t? But usually, the action stays tucked between the pages of your favourite book. Not anymore. Every winter, three families gather in an old house in the country to celebrate the New Year. It’s a time of food, festivity and fun. But this year, Leah and her buddies stumble across a dark secret: the house was the burial ground of a teenage girl who went missing fifty years ago. Forget going a-wassailing. Leah and her friends are (what else?) going a-snooping! But as they dig up the house’s morbid history, scary stuff starts to happen. The victim might be dead and buried, but the danger isn’t…

A taut psychological thriller with a wintry country house setting

Spine-tingling stuff by the bestselling author of See How They Lie

Sue Wallman’s Lying About Last Summer was a Zoella Book Club hit

This hugely addictive, nail-biting mystery is her most exciting book yet

Product Details

Catalogue number

413 in UK Teen Jan 2019 and 8213 in Schools Catalogue Secondary UK 2018/19

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407181585

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

May 3rd, 2018

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