Jenna hasn't been the same since a racy photo of her was posted online a year prior to the narrative - by her boyfriend no less. Mouse just wants to be seen as someone other than a mouse. He's good at writing code and he's been Jenna's best friend for years. Drew thinks Jenna is hotter now than she was a year ago and he would love for people to see him as more than a dumb jock. Into this mix comes an opportunity comes to debate the case digital privacy and the chance to get back at a much disliked teacher. One of these three isn't telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth but which one is it?

All have secrets and all are not who they seem to be - that's the moral to Easy Prey. It would be easy to paint this book with a broad brush, but there is so much more to the secrets and lies theme of Easy Prey. It's also a tale about trust and friendship and what happens when those lines blur.

THIS BOOK!!! Following the story of these three teenagers from different time points leading to a huge scandal had me hooked. The ending threw me for a loop and I can honestly say I didn't see it coming. Gotta love a good twist. Overall this was such an entertaining read but also a very stressful one because I almost feel attached to the characters and I found myself worrying for them.

Tia book is for fans of One of us is Lying. It gives off the same kind of vibe. In a high school environment, there’s a mystery to be solved of leaked pictures. There are three suspects, all with a convincing story that will make you second guess who the real culprit is.