7 Books Like One of Us Is Lying to Read Next

Aria, Emily, Hanna, and Spencer were once inseparable friends. Their lives changed when Alison DiLaurentis, the girl who held their group together, mysteriously disappeared.

Years later, the four have drifted apart, each keeping secrets of her own.

Then threatening messages begin arriving from someone calling themselves A. The sender knows intimate details about their lives, including things they thought no one else could possibly know.

As the messages become increasingly disturbing, the girls must question who is watching them, what happened to Alison, and whether they can trust one another.

Ava, Caitlin, Mackenzie, Julie, and Parker seem to have bright futures in the wealthy community of Beacon Heights.

But each has a reason to despise Nolan Hotchkiss, a popular boy whose actions have hurt them.

One day, the girls imagine how they would kill him. They do not intend to carry out the plan.

Then Nolan is found dead in exactly the way they discussed.

Suddenly, five teenagers who thought they were speaking hypothetically become obvious suspects. They must work out who actually killed Nolan while confronting secrets that could make their situation even worse.

Bree, Olivia, Kitty, and Margot attend the same elite private school, but few people realize that they belong to a secret group called Don't Get Mad, or DGM.

Together, they anonymously expose bullies and take revenge on people who mistreat other students.

Their activities have remained hidden, until one of their targets is murdered.

Evidence at the crime scene points toward DGM, threatening to reveal the girls' identities and implicate them in a killing they did not commit.

As they investigate, the group becomes increasingly divided by secrets, suspicion, and the possibility that someone knows exactly who they are.

Pip Fitz-Amobi chooses a notorious local murder case as the subject of her school project.

Everyone in her community believes that Sal Singh killed Andie Bell before taking his own life. Pip is not convinced.

As she interviews people connected to the case and examines evidence, she uncovers relationships and contradictions that challenge the accepted version of events.

What begins as research soon becomes dangerous, especially when people with something to hide realize that Pip is getting closer to the truth.

Alice Ogilvie has already become the subject of gossip in Castle Cove after disappearing and later returning without explaining what happened.

When her former best friend Brooke goes missing, Alice finds herself drawn into another mystery.

Alice teams up with Iris Adams, a classmate from a very different background. Together, they begin examining the circumstances of Brooke's disappearance and questioning the people around them.

As the investigation progresses, the girls encounter conflicting accounts, suspicious behavior, and reasons to doubt whether the adults understand what happened.

Five years ago, five cheerleaders died in the town of Sunnybrook.

Two were killed in a car accident, two were murdered, and the fifth was Monica's older sister, who died by suicide.

The school eventually disbanded its cheerleading program, but the losses continue to shape the community.

When Monica discovers troubling clues connected to the past, she begins questioning whether the deaths were as straightforward as everyone believed.

Her investigation brings her closer to secrets involving people she thought she understood.

Seneca Frazier is fascinated by unsolved crimes and spends time on a true-crime discussion website called Case Not Closed.

When she encounters renewed interest in Helena Kelly's disappearance, Seneca travels to Connecticut to investigate with people she has met through the site.

Their shared interest brings together teenagers who do not necessarily know or trust one another.

As they examine the circumstances surrounding Helena's disappearance, they discover that witnesses, friends, and even members of their own group may have important secrets.

The deeper they investigate, the greater the danger becomes.