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A New York Times Bestseller!
ONE KILLER. THIRTEEN VICTIMS. A MILLION VIEWS.
A decade ago, Jess lost her mother to the Magpie Man, an infamous serial killer who is still at large and planning to kill again. Now, she's going to use her new platform as the star of a…
Why read it?
1 author picked 14 Ways to Die as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
14 Ways to Die was straight up fun. I haven’t read a lot of YA thrillers, but I loved the way it played with social media use and how we can use various platforms for our own needs.
I also loved the cat-and-mouse aspect with the killer and for as dark as some of the content was, it was fast-paced and had me looking around each corner for the next twist. You can’t go wrong with a good bad-guy and this book definitely nailed it!
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