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As they are forced to follow an escalating series of commands, Connie realizes that one wrong move could have dangerous consequences.Separated by sixty years, Eva and Connieâ s stories become inextricably intertwined as Eva unravels the mystery of how six students went into the fallout shelter all those years ago .
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"A bingeworthy pageturner that will leave readers asking themselves 'What would I have done?'" - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"A truly fun and riveting page-turner! Don't Breathe a Word has it all-from a fascinating dual-era mystery to a sweet, heartfelt romance... plus a chilling examination of how good people can succumb to brainwashing, both past and present. I couldn't put this book down!"
- Diana Urban, author of All Your Twisted Secrets
"A fast-paced, exhilarating story. Taylor's plotting prowess is on full display with thrilling twists and unexpected connections. These characters are easy to fall in love with-and root for." - Jessica Goodman, Indiebound bestselling author of They Wish They Were Us
"Shines a light on the darkness hiding at an elite boarding school and the lengths one girl will go through to join its secret society. Full of mystery and heart, I loved this book!" - Erin A. Craig, New York Times bestselling author of House of Salt and Sorrows
"A taut mystery that will have readers racing to the end. Jordyn Taylor does a masterful job of weaving the threads of a boarding school's dark past into its twisted present and offers a riveting exploration of how far we'll go to belong." - Katherine Laurin, author of These Vengeful Hearts
"A timely, gut-wrenching story of how easily loyalty turns groups into cults. This suspenseful dual narrative of two iron-willed young women will have you guessing until the end!" - Adam Sass, author of Surrender Your Sons
"An expertly plotted boarding school mystery." - Kirkus Reviews
"A truly fun and riveting page-turner! Don't Breathe a Word has it all-from a fascinating dual-era mystery to a sweet, heartfelt romance... plus a chilling examination of how good people can succumb to brainwashing, both past and present. I couldn't put this book down!"
- Diana Urban, author of All Your Twisted Secrets
"A fast-paced, exhilarating story. Taylor's plotting prowess is on full display with thrilling twists and unexpected connections. These characters are easy to fall in love with-and root for." - Jessica Goodman, Indiebound bestselling author of They Wish They Were Us
"Shines a light on the darkness hiding at an elite boarding school and the lengths one girl will go through to join its secret society. Full of mystery and heart, I loved this book!" - Erin A. Craig, New York Times bestselling author of House of Salt and Sorrows
"A taut mystery that will have readers racing to the end. Jordyn Taylor does a masterful job of weaving the threads of a boarding school's dark past into its twisted present and offers a riveting exploration of how far we'll go to belong." - Katherine Laurin, author of These Vengeful Hearts
"A timely, gut-wrenching story of how easily loyalty turns groups into cults. This suspenseful dual narrative of two iron-willed young women will have you guessing until the end!" - Adam Sass, author of Surrender Your Sons
"An expertly plotted boarding school mystery." - Kirkus Reviews