Hysteria by Megan Miranda (author)

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Mallory’s boyfriend was stabbed. He bled to death in her kitchen. Mallory was the one who did it – but she can’t remember that night. She only remembers the fear… When Mallory’s parents send her away to boarding school, she thinks perhaps she can escape the gossip and the threats. But someone – or something – has followed her. The hand that touches her shoulder when she’s drifting off to sleep. A voice whispering her name. Meanwhile, her secret has escaped. Everyone knows what happened. So when a pupil is found dead, Mallory’s name is on their lips. Her past can never be erased, and it can never be forgotten. A killer is on the loose – but is it her?

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781408834848

Lexile measure

HL600L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 4.2; Upper years; 10.0 points

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Megan Miranda

Megan Miranda is the author of Fracture and Hysteria, two psychological thrillers guaranteed to take you to the edge of sanity and back again!

Megan was a scientist and high school teacher before writing her debut novel Fracture, which was inspired by her fascination with scientific mysteries—especially those associated with the brain. She studied biology and anthropology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where she twice won a coveted award for research in bioengineering. Megan lives in North Carolina with her husband and two young children.