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In "Killer Content," Kiley Roache spins a fast‑moving thriller that mixes pop‑culture frenzy with a classic murder mystery. A cadre of famous TikTokers come together at a Malibu beachfront mansion for a weekend of selfies and scheming. When one of the star‑spun group is discovered dead, the remaining members scramble to protect their reputations, each one becoming a suspect. The story blends contemporary teen drama, romance, and LGBT themes with a tense murder mystery and thriller. The narrative follows the suspects as they confront their own secrets, while readers are drawn into the compelling world of influencer fame, betrayal, and the deadly consequences of a desperate clique.
First publish date: 2021
Genre: Young Adult Fiction/YA Contemporary Fiction
Authors: Kiley Roache
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