Thank you Hashtag Press and Netgalley for this eARC, these opinions are my own. A thrilling read! Haigh, Cherry, and there new friend Sunrise are on the hunt for a missing dog this leads them to an abandoned theme park where they stumble upon a dead body. The victim wasn’t supposed to be there but was supposed to be far away in London. The thing is a lot of people would have wanted him dead but they all seem to have solid alibis. Soon Haigh, Cherry, and Sunrise are pulled into the murder investigation. What will the three of them find? And will looking just lead them into more danger? One thing is for certain they’re about to find that the place they call home is a lot more dangerous then they ever could have imagined. A fast paced whodunnit that kept me guessing! I was enthralled until the very end with all the twists! An intriguing mystery that is unputdownable and will have you on the edge of your seat till the very end!

When two friends start summer break the last thing, they would expect is to make a new friend and find a dead body. Well, make a new friend? Maybe, but find a dead body? Definitely not.

Haigh, Cherry and new friend Sunrise set out to solve a murder on their own and boy was this not cut and dry. I was kept guessing and speculating throughout the whole story even until the very end. This was a true “who done it” story and I found myself reading this in one sitting because I needed to know just who done it. With twists and turns and “everyone is a suspect” to me, how could I put it down?

I found the characters to be quite intriguing, especially Haigh. He is described as having ADHD; however, I had considered the possibility that he might exhibit traits associated with autism. Nevertheless, I found him to be enjoyable and fascinating along with Cherry and Sunrise.

I would say No One Keeps a Secret wrapped up nicely, but I was left with questions or more like one question. Overall, a pleasant mysterious read.

*Thank you Denise Brown, Hashtag Press and Netgalley for this ARC in exchange for my honest review*