This book was a really good mystery. It shined a specific light on the MMIW movement (more information here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_and_Murdered_Indigenous_Women). It follows 4 POVs of teenagers in the community who are faced with suspicion and fear after one of their classmates if found dead. 

I thought that the author did a really great job at balancing the emotions of wanting to clear their names, fear for their community but also wanting to protect themselves even at the cost of their connections at time. I think the book introduces enough hints that you can figure it out if you pay attention, but also unfolds really well if trying to guess the ending of the mystery isn't your thing.

The four main characters are all connected to the victims in different ways and seeing each person's background unfold really made the story feel fleshed out.

Disclaimer: I received a free eARC and finished copy from the publisher. A review was not required and all thoughts are my own.