“The structure of this book, composed of multiple viewpoints and documents, almost mandates an ensemble production. Its success is enhanced by the well-acted, skillful orchestration of its five narrators.”
      —AudioFile

“Klise weaves an intriguing story through various voices. . . . The hairpin-rum twist ending will have surprised readers leafing back through the earlier pans of the book to search for foreshadowing, and it will provoke much discussion about who’s a good guy here and who’s a baddie.”
      —Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

“This mystery is well-crafted and will leave readers guessing as to the identity of the culprit to the end. This is an excellent addition to collections where mysteries are popular and will give readers much to think and talk about.”
      —VOYA

“This art mystery is that rare book that will be passed around by teens as well as teachers in the faculty lounge, discussed and dissected and immediately reread to scour for hidden clues and motivations. The incidents at Highsmith School will stay on readers’ minds long after the last page.”
      —Booklist [HC starred review]

JAMES KLISE is the author of Love Drugged, which won a Stonewall honor and received glowing reviews. He lives in Chicago, where he is a high-school librarian. His short stories have appeared in many journals, including StoryQuarterly, New Orleans Review, Ascent, and Southern Humanities Review.