The Lilies

The Lilies
Synopsis
At Archwell Academy, membership in the Lilies Society is the surest route to the life everyone there has been promised. It is also, periodically, a reason people disappear. When sophomore Charlotte Vanderhayden goes missing, four students find themselves reliving the following day over and over: Rory, the Chancellor's daughter, who will sabotage anyone to stay perfect; Blythe, determined to be Archwell's first Black valedictorian; Drew, hiding where their family's sudden money came from; and Vero, who photographs what other people would rather stay hidden.
Each loop returns them to their worst memories, and each of them is carrying a piece of the Lilies' history that the others need. The truth they are circling is older than any of them, and the institution has spent a long time keeping it buried.
Quinn Diacon-Furtado's debut is a YA dark academia thriller with a paranormal engine — four unreliable narrators, a boarding school built on rot, and a secret society that has always known which girls are expendable.
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The Chancellor's daughter, ruthless about her own perfection.
A student determined to be Archwell's first Black valedictorian.
A student concealing the source of their family's new fortune.
An artist who documents what the school would rather hide.
The missing sophomore at the centre of the loop.

































