Status Updates From That's Not What Happened

Not alot of great character building, and the writing seems a bit "dull". But there is a somewhat enjoyable storyline following Lee -who knows the truth- trying to get it out to the real world, which only knows what they want to know. Currently I'd say the book is about 2.5/5. So not horrible. But I hadn't finished it, definitely a harder read for me. (Coming from someone who likes wheel of time).

Brenna was eighteen, a senior, when she was killed. At six foot one, she was the star of the girls' basketball team. She'd already scored an athletic scholarship. The previous fall, when VCHS had released its School Pride Calendar, a way of raising funds for the various sports teams, Brenna and her boyfriend, Aiden Stroud (the captain of the football team), were featured on the cover.

I scrolled past the picture, guilt already creeping up from my stomach and into my chest. I couldn't bring myself to do more than skim the article. My hands were shaking and my eyes kept flitting around the screen, unable to focus on the same spot from more than a few seconds. But i got the gist of it.
Sara's parents were going to publish her biography. They had found her old diary and wanted to use excerpts.

I am really surprised at how much I am enjoying this read. It makes you think, ask questions and want to know the results, which makes you keep turning the pages!