When We Were Monsters
(Autor) Jennifer Niven Niven, JenniferThe compulsive new thriller from multimillion-copy bestselling author Jennifer Niven. Eight students walk into an exclusive writers' retreat, but only one will walk out with a life-changing opportunity to realize their creative dreams. Effy is piecing together a story about the tragic betrayal that led to her mother's death. Arlo hopes to publish a novel - but he's also trying to start a new chapter with Effy after he broke her heart and ghosted her three years earlier. Their mentor is Meredith Graffam, enigmatic writer, director and actress, whose compelling accounts of her own near-death experience on the same retreat decades before continue to spark controversy. But this celebrated teacher is not all she seems, and her students gradually realize they are fighting for something much more primal than academic advantage. As Graffam's unorthodox teaching methods push them past breaking point, they reveal their darkest secrets, take unthinkable risks and slowly start to turn on one another. But Graffam never expected they would turn on her . . . The Secret History meets One of Us is Lying in the most gripping thriller of the year.
Jennifer Niven
Jennifer Niven is an American author known for her young adult novels that often explore themes of love, loss, and mental health. Her most notable works include "All the Bright Places" and "Holding Up the Universe." Niven's writing style is characterized by emotional depth, authenticity, and a focus on complex characters. She has made significant contributions to the young adult genre by addressing important issues facing teenagers with sensitivity and empathy. "All the Bright Places" is her most famous work, garnering critical acclaim and a loyal fan base for its poignant portrayal of mental illness and the power of human connection.