Interrogate Teens Book Report

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The book begins with five friends Mackenzie, Megan, Aaron, Kyle, Courtney, and Courtney’s boyfriend, Josh and his brother Blake going to a cabin for the weekend. While they are there Kyle, Aaron and Josh argue and they all get drunk and go to bed. When Mackenzie and Blake go to the kitchen to make breakfast they find Courtney and Josh dead on the floor. Megan, Kyle and Aaron walk in and Megan screams.
They call the cops and when they arrive the police figure out there was no sign of anyone entering the cabin. They then take the teens down to the jail and interrogate them.
Mackenzie decides to find out who killed them and goes on a quest to find out who did it. Weeks later everyone gets a call from Aaron telling them to come to his house.

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