Geoffrey C. Fuller

Link to full review below! While the story is interesting, the authors took some liberties with the story when trying to fill in gaps. When a book is non-fiction, I feel that conjectures of what 'the car ride might have been like for the girls' is not welcome. Also, a lot of emphasis was placed on possible lesbian love affairs when there was no evidence other than teenage gossip. Again, I prefer my non fiction to be not fiction or gossip. rel="nofollow" target="_top">See full review on The Book Disciple… (altro)

A sixteen year old girl is missing. She was last seen by her two best friends, Shelia and Rachel when they sneaked out for a night of joy riding. Shelia and Rachel both claim that they dropped Skylar off a few blocks from home before midnight...

The police know there is more to the story, but they have no evidence to support their hunch. Months go by, and still no word from Skylar. Rumors are rampant that she ran away with a boy, but no one close to her believes that. The police don't believe that.

As the investigation continues, the Shelia and Rachel's stories seem to come apart at the seams...and the police never expected the truth that would soon be revealed coming...



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The murder of 16-year-old Skylar Neese by her 2 best friend, Rachel and Sheila. It is heinous and disturbing that 2 teenage girls could, in cold-blood, kill their close friend, and then go on as if nothing ever happened. For 6 months, they just went about their lives, until Rachel finally confessed about what happened. This book was well-written and she developed each character to be real people, ones that could be related to in real life. She talked about events from all sides, giving a glimpse into how these girls felt and behaved. I enjoyed this book and thought it was a good look into this horrendous event in the life of Skylar Neese and her loved ones.… (altro)