This series delves into complex moral dilemmas and ambiguous situations, exploring the darker aspects of human nature and the fragility of self-perception. It tackles themes of truth, lies, and personal responsibility with unflinching honesty. The narratives challenge readers to consider how events can unfold and be perceived in ways that are not immediately apparent. This thought-provoking work examines the ease with which good intentions can lead to terrible outcomes.
Told in flashbacks and present-day narrative, this novel from Printz Honor winner and National Book Award finalist Lynch is a riveting tale of guilt, innocence, and responsibility. When his childhood friend--and love of his life--accuses him of rape, a young man is convinced he's innocent.
Keir Sarafian must finally confront his past when tragedy strikes during his first year of what has been an eye-opening first year of college.