Personally I never thought I would enjoy a mystery set in a boarding school or any type of school for that matter. But this book falls into the rare exception that not only did I enjoy it, I went ahead and read the other two in the series in a day. 
 Anne Dowling is your typical rich kid studying in a prep school until she accidentally sets fire to the curtains-highly flammable-in the school auditorium and when she gets thrown out of the school, she is sent to the highly prestigious boarding school in Boston. Upon arriving, she is already at the top of the hierarchy from the students. She couldn't care less. She wants to return to New York. Her old life. Until after a week of arriving Isabella, Anne's roommate is found dead behind the school in the woods, her throat slit. Nobody cared that Isabella was murdered right behind the school only because she came from a family with no money and name. The school was doing its best to suppress the police investigation. Her murder was going to be swept under the rug just like Matt Weaver, a student of the same school who went missing from the school 30 years ago and nobody still don't know what happened to him. His disappearance/murder is still a cold case. Anne feared Isabella's murder would share the same fate. 
 So she teams up with Isabella's twin brother Anthony and Brent, her classmate to know more about Isabella and the events leading up to the murder. But as time passes and new clues emerge, truth about Isabella surfacing turning out she was not the nerdy, quiet girl everyone thought her to be. Her attraction for Anthony and Brent is making it worse for her to work. Things get worse when she is being framed for Isabella's murder. What will she do? How will she get out of this trouble that she dug for herself? How will she be able to prove of the school's corruption? So many questions. And so many secrets of past and present. All wrapped up in a small package waiting for Anne to unravel. 
 Anne Dowling is a typical rich prep school girl but she also has a other side to her like she can pick locks and wherever she goes trouble follows. She isn't afraid to break some rules or sometimes even laws. Most likely breaking and entering and blackmailing. She is tough when she wants to get the work done. If sometimes with a questionable moral. She doesn't take shit from people. She speaks her mind. And gives them back what they deserve with interest. And even though she is falling for two guys, she doesn't string them along. Anne is also lovable, she is fun and kind too. 
 Don't be misled by the name or the summary. Beileve me, you are missing out on lots of things. 
 There are secret tunnels, entrances involved. Breaking and Entering. FBI agents. Nuclear secret information. LOTS more. 
 The writing was great, the pacing if a bit slow. But the mystery will take hold of you till the end. Like the ginormous idiot I am even after reading so many mystery novel, I am never even near enough to guess who kill who? But seriously this book won't let go of you even after you finish the last sentence. Because when Anne finally get justice for Isabella, the book promises that if you return for the sequel you will get an even better mystery. The mystery of Matt Weaver who disappeared 30 years ago in the same woods where Isabella was killed. Goosebumps yet? 
 So I am definitely going. I think you guys should tag along. It will be a fun ride.