Dead Girls Don't Lie

Everyone loved Rebecca Langford. She practically ruled the halls of Willowridge Prep. So when one day she's found dead and her death is ruled a suicide, everyone mourns her, people post about her, her locker is turned into a memorial, and her name becomes a legacy. Now, one year later, Ramona Mercer and Elijah West are still convinced that their ex best friend would have never done something like that to herself, so when they get a sociology group project on pretty privilege and social norms, Ramona jumps at the idea to compare Rebecca's suicide to her sister, Katrina's suicide, with no objections from Elijah. However, when things start to no longer add up, they realize it may have actually not been a suicide after all. When they desperately need answers, the one who could have given it to them isn't now gone. Because the thing about dead girls?

They can't defend themselves.
They can't fight back.
They can't lie.

But someone else can, and they're willing to kill again to keep the truth dead and buried.

It's easy to mourn a beautiful corpse, especially one with ugly secrets.
Because dead girls don't lie.