TPL Book Review: 'Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter'

I drove on the edge of my seat listening to this audiobook.

Larry Ott went mostly unnoticed by his fellow classmates, enjoying instead to read his Stephen King novels and keep to himself.

But when one of the hottest girls in town asks him out on a date, he picks her up, and all anyone knows is that she is never seen again.

Nothing is able to be proven, but in Mississippi, not guilty might just mean you didn't get caught.

Even though he is ostracized from the town, he still tries to maintain the two friendships he has. But are these two men really his friends?

I thoroughly enjoyed this book from the first page to the last.

If you like murder mysteries, like Heartsick or The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (without as much gore and sexual content) this book is for you.

Editor's Note: Beth Hatch is a librarian and media relations for the .