Have You Seen Me?, (Hardcover)

"Dark academia meets teen slasher [with] a series of gruesome deaths written by a nurse-turned-author. Have You Seen Me? has all the hair-raising suspense of Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer with the dark secrets of Jackson's A Good Girl's Guide to Murder and the twisty crimes of Sager's Home Before Dark. This is a slasher worth dying for." Suspense Magazine
Lindsey Gillett is missing.

And she's not the first girl at Waverly Prep to vanish without a trace.

To help cope with the tragedy, new history teacher Aubrey LaRoux organizes a small student investigation team. But when the members start turning up dead across campus, Aubrey suspects there's more going on than anyone is willing to admit.

The murdered students all had something in common with Lindsey. They shared a secret. And what they uncovered could threaten the future of the historic school.

At Waverly Prep, someone wants to keep the past buried--along with anyone who gets in their way.

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"An intriguing and atmospheric tale of murder and mayhem that will keep readers wondering what could possibly happen next." Booklist
"Alexandrea Weis's novels are destined to stand along with authors such as Stephen King, Gillian Flynn, and Jeffrey Deaver." The Strand Magazine

"A deliciously disturbing whodunnit. Weis is fast becoming the new queen of the Southern murder mystery." Best Thrillers

"Reminiscent of Lois Duncan, avid readers of suspense will find a thrill in Have You Seen Me? [as it] keeps readers turning the pages, questioning everything until the very end. This YA slasher will leave your head spinning--that is, if you still have one." The Nerd Daily

"A gripping, unputdownable thriller that will appeal to fans of They Never Learn [Layne Fargo] and A Good Girl's Guide to Murder [Holly Jackson]." Leighton S, NetGalley

"I was hooked from the very first page. This thriller was fast paced and had me on the edge of my seat. The mystery was a cross between And Then There Were None and a teenage slasher flick."
Tonya, Goodreads
"Alexandrea Weis addresses cultural issues such as class systems, race, and bullying all the while providing chilling and spooky imagery that is sure to have all readers begging the question: "Who will be next?" A thrilling spine-t