Echo Bridge

Kristen O'Toole

Oct 2014 · Full Fathom Five Digital

About this ebook

For popular theater star Courtney Valance, high school was a breeze. Beautiful, talented, and driven, she was the envy of her classmates and the prized girlfriend of Belknap Country Day’s most eligible bachelor, Ted Parker. But that was before Ted’s best friend, Hugh, was found dead. Before Courtney went missing. Before the clothes she was last seen in washed up on the banks of the Souhegan River.

Now everyone believes Courtney is dead, too—and her eligible bachelor is the number one murder suspect. Before the day of Ted’s trial, Courtney’s sister Anna receives a mysterious package with a note in Courtney’s handwriting. Does that mean Courtney could still be alive?

One thing is clear: Courtney’s picturesque life was not what it seemed. She needed an escape…and that’s exactly what she got.

This book contains mature themes.


Praise for Echo Bridge:

“…O’Toole dares the reader not to look away from the lessons written in blood—rumor, trauma, privilege, justice, sexuality—that adolescence teaches….I defy you to put Echo Bridge down.” – Laura Goode, author of Sister Mischief

About the author

It was once rumored that Kristen O’Toole read all of the books in the public library of her hometown of Westwood, Massachusetts. Since then, she has studied English and creative writing, worked in book stores and publishing, and lived in the most literary borough of New York City (Brooklyn). She still wishes that rumor were true.