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“The Quarry Girls ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read. Pre-order Price Guarantee. Killers hiding in plain sight. Small-town secrets. A girl who knows too much. From the Amazon Charts bestselling author of Unspeakable Things and Bloodline comes a nerve-twisting novel inspired by a shocking true crime. Minnesota, 1977. For the teens of one close-knit community, summer means late-night swimming parties at the quarry, the county fair, and venturing into the tunnels beneath the city. But for two best friends, it’s not all fun and games. Heather and Brenda have a secret. Something they saw in the dark. Something they can’t forget. They’ve decided to never tell a soul. But their vow is tested when their friend disappears―the second girl to vanish in a week. And yet the authorities are reluctant to investigate. Heather is terrified that the missing girls are connected to what she and Brenda stumbled upon that night. Desperately searching for answers on her own, she learns that no one in her community is who they seem to be. Not the police, not the boys she met at the quarry, not even her parents. But she can’t stop digging because she knows those girls are in danger. She also knows she’s next.

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Full disclosure: I grew up in the town (St. Cloud, MN) where the book is set, but about 10 years after the events in the book take place. I owe Lourey a debt of gratitude for hijacking my memory and bringing me back to days long past; the setting and details that you don’t necessarily think are anything made me fall down the rabbit hole of nostalgia. I could SMELL the fabric upholstery of those ‘70s gas guzzling cars, feel the stickiness of Kissing Potion lip gloss (second only to Lip Licking Lip Balm!) and the sweat rolling down my back during the humid days of the end of summer. The shenanigans that the protagonists get up to are some of the same shenanigans that me and my friends got up to back in the day: drinking (sorry, mom), sleeping until noon, swimming at the quarries. The quarries are basically another character in the book for anyone who used to go there as a teen. The water was always cold, there were no grownups, and most importantly, it was illegal! So. Much. Joy.