All That's Left to Say

When Hannah MacLaren winds up in the principal's office on prom night for pulling the fire alarm, she knows she's in huge trouble. She's not sure how much she should tell the principal about her motives. If she says that someone was trying to frame her and needed a diversion, would the principal believe her? Or should she just let the principal believe that she's still having difficulty coping with her cousin's overdose the year before, and she had a fight with a mutual friend. She's still searching for the answers, still wants to find out who gave her cousin Sophie a pill laced with Fentenyl, but transferring to her cousin's private school to investigate puts her in harm's way as whoever is behind the overdose threatens her, has her followed, and tries to frame her. All That's Left to Say by Emery Lord is not only an engrossing mystery but a story of heart-wrenching loss and coming to terms with that loss. It's a tragic story for those who enjoy realistic fiction or anyone who has lost someone unexpectedly and was left with unanswered questions.