No Accident

A small plane goes down and seven teenagers wash up on a deserted island. Survival is the only thing that matters, until the accidents start: too frequent, too precise, too deliberate. Someone who was on that plane is hunting them.

What binds the group is not the crash but the night before it — a party, a girl, and a room full of people who chose to look away. As the island strips away their alliances, the survivors are forced back to the thing none of them will say out loud: who was hurt, and who let it happen.

Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, writes a locked-island YA thriller about consent, complicity, and what justice looks like when the adults are gone.