3.5/5 
 The simplest way to describe this book would be The Breakfast Club meets Pretty Little Liars. 
 Four classmates - the jock, the brain, the popular and the rebel - witness the death of one of their other classmates, a boy with a lot of enemies, who runs a school gossip blog. All of them are suspects, all of them are liars and have secrets. 
 The premise of the book sounded so completely up my street and it did not disappoint, for the most part. I felt at times it was a little too predictable, I would've liked for the secrets and twists to have been a little more spread out so that it built up even more suspense, everything seemed to fall into place all at once and then it was over. I wanted more from the ending, I'd have loved a little more insight and for it to have been darker. 
 Despite the overly familiar characters and some easily guessable plot points, I did find it hard to put the book down, It had me hooked, I kept telling myself one more page then i'll have a break but before I knew it, I'd reached the end. 
 The story is completely character driven and even though we've all read these characters a million times over - pretty popular girl who plays dumb but is actually smart, bad boy with a heart of gold etc.you get the gist - they were all still interesting. They each had some depth to them, the mindsets and thought process fitted their ages really well, I liked reading all the different personalities coming together. 
 Overall, I enjoyed it but there was room for improvement.