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NEW REVIEW: Angela Henry - Schooled In Lies

Schooled In LiesAngela Henry - 
Schooled In Lies - 
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4 out of 5 books - 


GED teacher Kendra Clayton would rather leave her high school years behind. When she's coaxed into being on her high school reunion committee, the problems are just beginning. One of Kendra's classmates dies in a freak accident and another classmate is murdered. The police don't believe that the two incidents are related, but Kendra feels different. But when secrets and strange alliances are uncovered, Kendra may be in over her head. 

Schooled In Lies is a great mystery by Angela Henry. Henry brings back Kendra Clayton with more drama than ever. What makes this novel stand out is that the main character is just a regular person that stumbles upon these mysterious events. Almost everyone is a suspect in this story, and readers will be shocked when it's revealed who the murderer is. Schooled in Lies is a good mix of drama and intrigue that will make you want to read the previous and future Kendra Clayton mysteries. 

Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert of Urban Reviews

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