Two Sides to Every Murder BY Danielle Valentine

From the author of "How to Survive Your Murder" comes a gripping thriller centered on Olivia and Reagan, two teens whose lives are entangled with the infamous Camp Lost Lake murders. Olivia, born during the tragic events at the camp, discovers her supposed father isn't biologically related to her, prompting a quest for her true lineage. Meanwhile, Reagan, raised on the run with her mother accused of the camp murders, is determined to prove her innocence.

As Camp Lost Lake reopens after years of closure, Olivia and Reagan seize the opportunity to unearth long-buried secrets. However, they quickly realize someone is equally determined to keep those secrets hidden, resorting to murder to maintain the silence.

The novel delves into themes of identity, betrayal, and the lasting impact of crime on families and communities. Olivia and Reagan's intertwining narratives provide a dual perspective, blending mystery and suspense with their personal quests for truth and justice. Set against the backdrop of a reopened camp where the past looms large, the story builds tension as the protagonists confront danger and deception while unraveling the complex web of lies surrounding the camp's dark history.

Readers will be drawn into a world where true crime, family secrets, and relentless pursuit collide, with each revelation adding layers of intrigue and suspense. "Camp Lost Lake" promises a thrilling ride through twists and turns, exploring the lengths people will go to protect their pasts and the resilience needed to confront the truth, no matter how chilling.