4.5 stars. 
 The summary makes it look like just another YA mystery involving friendship, heartache. Don't be misled. The name of the title is chosen as 'Dangerous Girls' for a reason. It will give a run for your money. In my review of Dangerous Boys I mentioned "Girls are always the dangerous ones" which is proven again and again. 
 "Wouldn't we all look guilty, if someone searched hard enough?" 
 "Any one of us could be made to look a monster, with selective readings of our history." 
 While I had no expectation in Dangerous Boys, the level of expectation for this one was through the roof. Blew my mind away. 
 Abigail Hass's book ending has a tendency of blowing right into your face. She is good. At first you think maybe it's unreliable narration and when you finish it you think maybe it's not. They were telling the truth all along. You were sorry for the MC and you felt sorry for her. You thought you understood her. And then just when you think justice has been served your heart breaks and you know you were rooting for the wrong person. 
 When I finish this book, I still couldn't keep it down. I had to go again to certain passages and pages to look for the clues which I missed in the beginning. And when you go through them, you realize, damn. How could I have missed that?! 
 The writing was brilliant. Loved it. The writing pulls you in from the start. It's a first person narration of Anna who is in jail accused of being the murderer of her best friend Elise awaiting a trial. The story jumps to present and past from point of view of Anna. But phone conversation, messages, TV chat shows and newspersons are added which gives it a more personal touch of the outsider's view. 
 This book will take you breath away. I love-love-love it so much.