How the Other Half Die
A tense thriller-romance, perfect for summer reading
by P.C. Roscoe
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Pub Date 3 Jul 2025 | Archive Date 3 Jul 2025
Hachette Children's Group | Hodder Children's Books
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Description
Dream vacation . . . or holiday from hell? A steamy and suspenseful thriller, full of family scandal and murder. Perfect for fans of The Perfect Couple and The White Lotus.
Summer on ultra-exclusive Mokani Island has always been the highlight of Avery Finch's year. It's a chance to hang out in paradise with other super rich families. But this summer, Avery brings along her college roommate, Nora, and the vibe feels off from the start.
Avery's parents are desperately trying to cover up scandalous secrets. Her ex, Hugo, can't get over their split. Her best friend, Sydney, is acting weird. Leo, who looks hot in his staff uniform, can't keep his eyes off her. And nobody likes Nora, who keeps sticking her nose where it doesn't belong. Everyone on the island is hiding something - and some secrets are worth killing for.
A tropical storm is brewing, and before long someone is going to end up dead ...
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781444908107 |
PRICE | £9.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 352 |
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Featured Reviews

This was like White Lotus for teens. I am usually not one of murder/mystery but this title was very intriguing with the big White Lotus craze and looking for something different to read/acquire than my ususal genre. It had glamour, suspense, mystery, and intrigue and I was hooked wanting to know what happens next. Wouldn’t be surprised if it gets picked to for a series on TV targeting teens