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A Risky Game (the Liars Society #2)

Name: A Risky Game (the Liars Society #2)
ISBN: 9781338859249

Alyson Gerber

Scholastic Inc. · Hardcover · April 1, 2025

Reading lane: YA Psychological Thrillers

An instant New York Times and USA Today bestseller!

YA Crime Thrillers YA Psychological Thrillers Boarding School YA mystery

thriller middle school series

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Secrets in Play

A school-set mystery pairs secret-society intrigue with a game where trust is scarce.

Come here for

Secret-society intrigue and a high-stakes game
A school setting threaded with dangerous family secrets

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A twisty mystery shaped by suspicion and questions of trust
A race to uncover the truth about the game

Book Details

Authors: Alyson Gerber
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Published: April 1, 2025
Format: Hardcover
Theme: YA Psychological Thrillers · Boarding School YA
Reading lane: YA Psychological Thrillers

Series

Book 2 in the the Liars Society series.

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Publisher Categories

Alternative Family Stories
Mysteries & Detective Stories
Thrillers & Suspense

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An instant New York Times and USA Today bestseller! The Inheritance Games and One of Us is Lying for middle grade -- beloved author Alyson Gerber's new series is an unforgettable mystery featuring a secret society, a mysterious island, and dangerous family secrets. Deadly stakes, dangerous secrets, and a cut-throat game where the winners are set for life. Welcome to the Boston School, and the world of the Liars Society. Weatherby and Jack have been tapped to join Last Heir, the most powerful secret society in the world, but the night of the first gambit, the game takes a terrifying turn. Now, Jack and Weatherby are in a race against time to discover the truth about the game - and themselves. But how do you know who to trust when everyone is a liar? Beloved author Alyson Gerber is back with a highly-anticipated sequel full of twists and turns, secrets and lies, friends and foes. Can you spot the difference?