In this taut new young adult thriller by EdgarAward-winning andNew York Timesbestselling author Natalie D.Richards, high school junior Clara discovers a shocking truth about her bestfriend.

Lily has a dark side and deadly plan. And she’sorchestrated every last detail to make Clara look guilty.

The first lie made Lily a savior. The second framed Clarafor murder.If it weren’t for Lily, Clara would still be a totaloutcast, shunned for her role in an incident that gave her a criminal recordand ruined another girl’s life. She’s spent the past two years trying to escapethat night, and ever since Lily Dalton befriended her, she’s almost succeeded.After all, Lily’s the golden girl of the high schoolsmart, popular, beloved byalland as her best friend, Clara’s now the bright, hard-working chemistrywhiz.

But is Lily really just the good-hearted friend who savedClara from the past? Because lately Lily has been talking about certainclassmates and teachersabout wanting revenge.Do you ever think aboutmaking them pay?she asks.How would you do it?Lilyhas to be joking. At least that’s what Clara thinks, until she finds a folderthat outlines a deadly plan, including detailed steps and a list of targets intheir school.

Shockingly, there’s even more to Lily’s plan, and it haseverything to do with Clara. After all, everyone already knows what she did twoyears ago. Suddenly all the evidence has been turned against her, and there’sno way she can prove her innocence. And the people on that list of targets? Oneafter the next, they’re meeting terrible fates, and Clara’s looking guiltier bythe second. It’s up to Clara to find the truth and clear her name, before it’stoo late.

A harrowing thriller about lies and their devastatingconsequences,Two Perfect Liescements Natalie D. Richards asa powerhouse of the psychological thriller genre and promises a riveting,unputdownable read.

About the Author

Natalie D. Richards writes books that will keep you up waypast your bedtime. She lives with her family in Columbus, Ohio and when shesnot writing or reading, you can probably find her wrangling Wookiee, herenormous dustmop of a dog.