Murder of Crows (Lethal Lit, Book 1)

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Lethal Lit follows Tig Torres, a Cuban American teen detective, in her hometown of Hollow Falls. In season one of the hit podcast, Tig used her smarts and fearlessness to track down the infamous Lit Killer, a serial killer who staged his murders after death scenes from famous books. But theres no rest for courageous, mystery-solving teens in a place like Hollow Falls, and though the Lit Killer is now behind bars, his protege, Tigs classmate and crush Oly, has disappeared! And thats not the only game afoot. Tig has caught the attention of the towns local armchair detective group, the Murder of Crows. Theyre obsessed with Hollow Falls dark past and fixated on a dangerous search for the missing body of the towns founder. There are rumours about whats buried with the body that could be life-changing for whoever finds it, and with a mission like that underway, its not long before a member of the Murder of Crows turns up dead. Tig, along with her friends Max and Wyn, steps in to help, but the stakes are getting higher and the hunt more deadly. Someones willing to kill to keep the towns secrets buried, and if Tigs not careful, shell be the Murder of Crows next victim. This original Lethal Lit story takes place between Seasons 1 and 2 of the podcast, and features a brand-new, never-before-told story starring Tig Torres and her sleuthing friends!

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Praise for Murder of Crows:

"[A] brisk, absorbing mystery. . . Gruesomely cool." -- Kirkus Reviews

"Filled with fun and scary moments, this is the perfect book for those who love engrossing crime-based tales with a twist." -- Booklist

A Junior Library Guild Selection

Author Bio

K. Ancrum is the author of the award-winning thriller The Wicker King, a lesbian romance The Weight of the Stars, and the upcoming Peter Pan thriller Darling. K. is a Chicago native passionate about diveristy and representation in young adult fiction. She currently writes most of her work in the lush gardens of the Chicago Art Institute.