Advanced Praise for What Happened to Those Girls:

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"What Happened To Those Girls is a gripping trek into the wilds to unravel both a handful of murders and the complexities of young friendship. Carlyn Greenwald’s voice is delightfully propulsive, making for a deeply engrossing thriller. I loved it." ― Chuck Tingle, USA Today bestselling author of Bury Your Gays

"Razor-sharp writing? Check. Clever as hell? Completely. Actually unforgettable characters? Absolutely. Utterly gripping plot you can't stop turning pages for? An inimitable and unmissable--and unstoppable--talent." ― Courtney Summers, New York Times bestselling author of Sadie

"Readers be warned: once you flip open this book, you won't be able to put it down until you reach its final page. It's that good. With breakneck pacing and a jaw-dropping twist that will knock you off your feet, Greenwald's latest YA is an absolute thrill from start to finish." ― Liz Lawson, New York Times bestselling author of The Agathas and Murder Between Friends

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"What Happened to Those Girls is a sickening chase through the twisty terrain of complicated friendships, uncertainty about your place in the world, and a small town hell-bent on taking secrets to the grave. Greenwald delivers a page-turning thriller that celebrates the genre and its fans through a queer and neurodivergent lens." ― Racquel Marie, USA Today bestselling author of If We Survive This

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"Bursting with a fantastic voice and twists and turns around every corner, What Happened to Those Girls is another electric nail biter of a thriller from Carlyn Greenwald that will keep readers guessing until the very end." ― Veronica Bane, USA Today bestselling author of Difficult Girls

"The most terrifying trip into the woods since The Blair Witch Project." ― Gretchen McNeil, author of Ten and #murdertrending

"A dark, visceral journey through grief, guilt, and the high price of being an outsider. A must-read for anyone who knows that the most dangerous thing in the woods isn't just shadows―it’s the truth. This is a thriller that proves some secrets are better left in the dark." ― Mindy McGinnis, author of Heroine and The Female of the Species

"If you aren’t already scared of the horrors waiting for you in the woods, you will be after you lose yourself in Greenwald’s latest thriller. A deftly constructed mystery that is both grisly and tender, with characters that are unforgettable and a setting that feels alive, What Happened to Those Girls will have your stomach in knots as you race toward the satisfying finale." ― Rebekah Faubion, author of Lost Girls of Hollow Lake

"Creepy and captivating, Greenwald masterfully crafts another gem of a thriller that explores the terror of isolation, the intricacies of grief, and the complexity of female friendship with a twisting plot that immediately takes hold and doesn't let up until the satisfying and shocking end." ― Justine Pucella Winans, award-winning author of How to Survive a Slasher

"Propulsive and tense, What Happened to Those Girls is a page-turning triumph. Greenwald deftly balances a queer coming-of-age narrative with a fraught murder mystery, exposing the sometimes horrifying and always intimate truth: close relationships have the capacity to flay us open while comforting us. I could not stop reading this twisted, dark tale." ― Taylor Grothe, author of Lethal Kiss and Hollow

"Equal parts harrowing and heartwarming, Greenwald's What Happened to Those Girls serves up scares around every corner, a compelling mystery and an important reminder that it's okay to always be yourself." ― Jenny L. Howe, author of Love at Full Tilt and How (Not) to Renovate a Haunted House

"A chillingly propulsive thriller with characters that leap off the page and steal your heart. Gasp-worthy plot twists lurk at every turn, and you'll find yourself rapidly trying to piece together clues that build to the equally shocking and satisfying finale. An absolute must-read for fans of mystery, horror, and queer stories with a bite." ― De Elizabeth, author of She Haunts Me Still and This Raging Sea