Alison, Hanna, Spencer, Emily and Aria were best friends, until that night when Alison mysteriously disappeared. After that, they all drifted apart; Aria moved to Iceland, Emily trained every single day for the swimming championship, Hanna was busy putting her past behind her and creating a new cool image, and Spencer took on way too much work for her to handle. They all led similar lives, but since Ali was gone, there was no connection between them; the past was just too painful to think about, what with all the dark secrets that only Ali knew and The Jenna Thing.
So of course Aria wasn't looking forward to moving back to Rosewood, as it would remind her of that time when her and Ali saw...no, it was to hard to even think about it. But when she met Ezra at Snookers, she just knew that they were meant to be together; there was such a connection between them....too bad he turned out to be her English teacher.When Maya moved into Ali's old house, Emily went to say hi, just to be a friendly neighbour (and because her mom told her). Strangely, as soon as she met Maya, they just clicked. It was so easy to be around her, and after that evening at the Kahn party...But Emily had a boyfriend, plus, she wasn't into girls. Was she? This year, Spencer had pilled on way too many extra clubs, oh, and she was also vice president. When she's introduce to her sister's new boyfriend, she immediately fell for him. And was he into her too, or was she only imagining it? As Hanna was now the 'Queen' of the school, everything was great. Except when she was chought shop lifting. And when she was found guilty driving drunk in a stolen car...But at least she hadn't gotten into her old gross habit. Yet. As the girls face each of their own problems, another is thrust upon them: someone called A is texting them, watching their every move and reveiling their deep, dark secrets. Secrets only Ali knew. But Ali is long gone, probably dead. And dead girls don't talk...Or do they?
I really enjoyed reading this book and I was positivly surprised at how good it was, as I was expecting another boring teen 'blah' book. But this book kept me interested as the girls secrets where partly reveiled, which left me wondering what really happened and what on earth The Jenna Thing was. I would definately recommend this book to others and I'm looking forward the read the next in the series!
Caroline
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