Sadie
by Courtney Summers
Sarah's take
I recommend *Sadie* because it powerfully intertwines grief, resilience, and the quest for justice through the lens of a fiercely determined sister. The dual narrative of Sadie's harrowing journey and the podcast investigation creates an intricate tapestry that not only pulls at your heartstrings but also challenges you to confront the complexities of loss and agency, making it perfect for readers who appreciate strong female protagonists and emotionally charged storytelling.
About the book
When nineteen-year-old Sadie's younger sister is brutally murdered, she disappears into the night with a single mission: find the killer and make him pay. As Sadie's desperate hunt unfolds through her own voice, a true-crime podcast simultaneously investigates her vanishing, revealing the fierce love between sisters and the devastating lengths someone will go to seek justice when the system fails them.
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