Description: White rises to the pinnacle of modern suspense with this page-turning stand-alone thriller about a small campus town left shaken after a mysterious death. From the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Hush," and the editor-in-chief of "Cosmopolitan" magazine.
Brief description:
Kate White, former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, is the New York Times bestselling author of The Last Time She Saw Him and nine other standalone psychological thrillers, as well as eight Bailey Weggins mysteries, including Such a Perfect Wife, which was nominated for an International Thriller Writers Award.
Review Quotes:
"Kate White writes smart." - Cleveland Plain Dealer
"You won't be able to put it down; just remember to reapply your sunscreen every so often." - Harper's Bazaar, Labor Day Weekend 'Must Reads'
"It was so much fun to read about the secret-girl society in The Sixes. Their evil pranks gave me chills! A fun Pretty Little Liars for grown-ups . . . I can't wait to read more from Kate. She got the evil girl thing just right." - Sara Shepard, author of the bestselling Pretty Little Liars and The Lying Game
"This thriller hooks you from the get-go-besides the adrenaline rush, this story reminded me how every experience, good or bad, forms us and makes us stronger." - First for Women
"Prepare for a group of mean girls who could put Lindsay Lohan to shame. Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Kate White has written a downright chilling tale about a brutally bitchy secret society in her new mystery novel The Sixes. . . . White describes the titular secret society--which traffics in sex, drugs and potential murder--as a prime example of 'girl power gone wild' not unlike, say, The Real Housewives of New Jersey." - The Daily
"White, editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine, delivers a superior mix of romantic suspense and pure mystery while avoiding clichés. The Sixes works well as an academic mystery, a women's novel and an insular village mystery with the private school standing in for a small town. . . . As she does with her Bailey Weggins series, White shows her affinity for tension-laden plots with The Sixes." - South Florida Sun Sentinel
"A superior mix of romantic suspense and pure mystery while avoiding clichés. . . . An academic mystery, a women's novel and an insular village mystery with the private school standing in for a small town." - South Florida Sun Sentinel
"Cleverly woven with comic dialogue and sexy dates, the narrative mixes the spookiness of Twin Peaks with the scandal of Gossip Girl, plus a dash of Ian McEwan-esque drama. . . . A page-turner." - Nylon Magazine
"A coed's gone missing at leafy Lyle College, and visiting prof Phoebe Hall is asking too many questions. A nifty spine-tingler." - People
"Cosmo editor-in-chief White's prose--like a brisk walk through a tree-lined campus in autumn--is perfectly suited to the setting and tone of this stand-alone mystery thriller about mean girl games run amok. . . . A worthy end-of-summer beach read." - Publishers Weekly
"The Sixes is a terrifying, psychological thriller that takes 'mean girls' to a whole new level of creepy. It's Kate White's best!" - Alaska
"You won't be able to put it down; just remember to reapply your sunscreen every so often." - Harper's Bazaar, Labor Day Weekend 'Must Reads'
"Start reading it in the departure lounge, skip the in-flight movie, and . . . you won't stop reading while you have the wine/nuts/meal tray/snack. . . . A fast-paced plot that wraps itself up in time for you to race to the bathroom before the plane starts its descent." - Vanity Fair
"This is the perfect book to take on a transatlantic flight to Europe. Trust me I just did it. . . . A fast-paced plot that wraps itself up in time for you to race to the bathroom before the plane starts its descent." - Vanity Fair
"The Sixes has all the ingredients for a fantastic summer read: an elite private school, a secret society, and a band of terrifying mean girls. In Kate White's skillful hands, it's a story that simultaneously scares and entertains." - Alaska
"Kate White's newest standalone is scarily good--a riveting, psychologically complex tale of mean girls, with a dark twist. You won't be able to put it down. I loved this book!" - Lisa Scottoline, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me
"Cosmo editor-in-chief White's prose--like a brisk walk through a tree-lined campus in autumn--is perfectly suited to the setting and tone of this stand-alone mystery thriller about mean girl games run amok. . . . White (Hush) ratchets up the chills. . . . Great pacing . . . makes this a worthy end-of-summer beach read." - Publishers Weekly