Most Likely to Die by Lisa Jackson, Beverly Barton, Wendy Corsi Staub

Yes, these three authors got together and wrote an overly long story. Each wrote about one of the main characters, and it all blended pretty well. The wrap-up ending was from a soapy soap opera. The current, very predictable love match-ups were as much a part of the story as the mystery.

One of the teen boys was killed at the 1986 Valentines Day dance at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic HS. Twenty years later, the alumni are planning a reunion and the women on the committee are dieing. It was assumed Jake’s killer had resurfaced and was killing again after twenty years. The murderer’s secret hideout was too far-fetched; the disguises too obvious; cleverness way too much. Overall, don’t waste full price money on this one.