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 BOOKS BY KATHLEEN GLASGOW

Girl in Pieces
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BOOKS BY LIZ LAWSON

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Names: Glasgow, Kathleen, author. | Lawson, Liz, author.
Title: The Agathas / Kathleen Glasgow & Liz Lawson.
Description: New York : Delacorte Press, [2022] | Audience: Ages 14+. |
Summary: Alice Ogilvie’s disappearance last summer is the biggest scandal at
Castle Cove High School—until her ex-boyfriend is accused of murdering his new
girlfriend, and Alice must pair up with her tutor Iris Adams to clear his name by
relying on the wisdom of Agatha Christie.
Identifiers: LCCN 2021025232 (print) | LCCN 2021025233 (ebook) | ISBN 978-0-
593-43111-5 (hardcover) | ISBN 978-0-593-43112-2 (library binding) | ISBN 978-
0-593-43113-9 (ebook) | ISBN 978-0-57253-5 (intl. ed.)
Subjects: CYAC: Secrets—Fiction. | Murder—Fiction. | High schools—Fiction. |
Schools—Fiction. | Mystery and detective stories. | LCGFT: Novels. | Detective and
mystery fiction.
Classification: LCC PZ7.1.G587 Ag 2022 (print) | LCC PZ7.1.G587 (ebook) | DDC
[Fic]—dc23
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 Contents
Cover
Books by Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Epigraph
Map

Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen
Chapter Seventeen
Chapter Eighteen
Chapter Nineteen
Chapter Twenty
Chapter Twenty-one
Chapter Twenty-two
Chapter Twenty-three
Chapter Twenty-four
Chapter Twenty-five
Chapter Twenty-six
Chapter Twenty-seven
Chapter Twenty-eight
Chapter Twenty-nine
Chapter Thirty
Chapter Thirty-one
Chapter Thirty-two
Chapter Thirty-three
Chapter Thirty-four
Chapter Thirty-five
Chapter Thirty-six
Chapter Thirty-seven
Chapter Thirty-eight
Chapter Thirty-nine
Chapter Forty
Chapter Forty-one
Chapter Forty-two
Chapter Forty-three
Chapter Forty-four
Chapter Forty-five
 Chapter Forty-six
Epilogue

Where to Get Help

Acknowledgments
About the Authors
To best friends/teen detectives everywhere!
Agatha Christie
AKA Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie, Lady Mallowan, DBE (née
Miller; 15 September 1890–12 January 1976)

An English writer known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story
collections.

Also known as the bestselling author of all time.

Also, one bad bitch.

 CHAPTER ONE

ALICE OGILVIE
OCTOBER 31
7:50 A.M.

“These blondes, sir, they’re responsible for a lot of trouble.”

—AGATHA CHRISTIE, THE LABOURS OF HERCULES

ALICE OGILVIE IS CRAZY.

The words are huge, written across my locker in thick black
marker, impossible to miss. I see them from down the hall as I
approach, the words like a pin to the eye. My first day back from
house arrest, and this is what greets me. I can’t say I’m surprised.
Rebecca Kennedy snickers from across the hall, where she
stands watching with Helen Park and Brooke Donovan. My former
friends. My former best friends.
I wonder if one of them wrote this. Not Brooke; she would never
do something like this, but I wouldn’t put it past Kennedy. This is
exactly something she’d do. A small ache starts in my center, but I
think to myself: What would Agatha Christie do right now? Would
she let them get to her? Run out of the school? Is that what she did
when her first husband cheated on her? Hell no. She squared her
shoulders and became a multinational bestselling author.
I whirl around and level a glare at the three of them. Kennedy’s
smirk sags.
“Can I help you?” I say in my most bored voice. The last thing I
want is for them to know I care.
 Park, of course, sinks back against the lockers, pretending she’s
not involved, letting her straight, shiny black hair curtain her face.
She’s terrible at confrontation. Kennedy rolls her eyes. And Brooke…
well, her red-painted lips tremble like I’m the one who did something
wrong.
“Alice,” Brooke says softly, like she’s about to get into things—
things that I would much prefer never to get into, thank you very
much. I force myself to meet her eyes, and it’s only then that I
notice what she’s wearing. I glance around at the other kids in the
hall and confirm that, yup—everyone is wearing them. Except for
me.
Costumes. Because today is Halloween. Great. My reentrance to
social life at Castle Cove High School is already crashing and
burning.
Brooke and Kennedy and Park are dressed as bloody
cheerleaders. How original. The three of them are decked out in
short blue-and-white pleated skirts, hair curled to perfection, blood
all over their clothing but none on their faces. Wouldn’t want to
actually commit to the costume too much and mess up their
makeup.
I, on the other hand, look foolish. I am the only person in this
hallway—perhaps the entire school—who is not dressed to the nines
in a costume.
As if I needed yet another reminder about how I no longer fit in,
the universe apparently decided to make that fact explicit. I clear my
face of emotion, toss my hair over my shoulder, and unlock my
locker door. I know everyone is watching. Waiting to see what I’ll do.
If I’ll react.
But I won’t.
Because I don’t care.

—
I’m struggling to stay awake in third-period math when the door to
the classroom swings open and some freshman child pops his head
in, face flushing as every head swivels in his direction
simultaneously.
“Uh,” he says, voice cracking. “Uh, sorry. I have a note?” He
hurries over to Ms. Hollister and holds it out to her, but before she
can take it, the paper slips from between his fingers and floats to
the ground. The kid flushes an even brighter shade of red as he
scrambles to grab it before it hits the linoleum floor. “Sorry, sorry.
Here,” he mutters, and thrusts it into Hollister’s hand, then darts out
of the room. What a production. At least it stopped Hollister’s
droning about pre-calc.
Hollister opens the note and reads it, and then her gaze falls
squarely on me.
“Alice,” she says in her nasally voice, fingering the oddly
expensive-looking necklace she’s wearing. My back stiffens. Three
hours back at school, and I’m already in trouble? Good lord, I’ve
barely had time to pee. “You’re wanted in Ms. Westmacott’s office.”
My stomach sinks. I’m not in trouble. It’s much, much worse
than that.
I’m being called to the guidance counselor’s office.

I knock softly on the door, hoping against hope that maybe Ms.
Westmacott won’t be there. But almost immediately I hear an
overeager “Yes?”
I’ve never had the displeasure of being inside Westmacott’s
office before, but I’ve heard rumors. When I push the door open, I
see all of them are true. She truly does have her name spelled out in
gigantic gold sparkly letters on the wall behind her desk. There really
is a bulletin board on the wall called the Feelings Board. And that
corner that everyone talks about? The one set up with the beanbags
so she can have “jam sessions” with students?
That’s a real thing, too.
No wonder Brooke didn’t want her dad to marry this lady.
“Hello!” she cries. “Come in!” She waves me in, and I comply,
mostly because I don’t have a choice. “Shall we sit over there?” She
motions to the beanbags.
Um, no. “My…knees are bad,” I lie. There is no way I am sitting
on a beanbag. “The chair is fine.” I take a seat before she can
protest.
After a moment’s hesitation, she slides into her chair, folds her
hands on the desk, and leans forward.
“We’re glad to have you back, Alice.” She’s wearing a tunic with
a bunch of weird shapes glued around the neckline and has her
brown hair pushed back with a headband. Not a cool headband,
mind you, but one of those thick ones that I’ve seen in pictures of
people from the 1990s. “We know things have been…rough over the
past few months.” She makes a sympathetic face, and my stomach
turns. I know what’s coming. “We all thought it would be best if you
and I had some time to chat.” She raises her eyebrows like it’s a
question, but I know it’s not a question. I know I don’t have a
choice.
“We can just jam, talk about how things are going. How school’s
treating you. Stuff like that!” She smiles.
“Uh-huh” is the best I can manage in reply.
She ignores my lack of enthusiasm and continues, “To get
started: Let’s talk about Brooke and Steve. They’re dating. How are
you dealing with it? Clearly, it hasn’t been easy on you….”
Jesus, she’s really going there? She’s the first person to directly
mention the two of them to me since everything happened. Brooke
was my best friend since birth, so I always knew she wasn’t the
perfect angel she would have you believe (two words: Cole Fielding).
I used to appreciate it; you need a little spice to keep things
interesting. But I never expected her to steal my boyfriend right out
from under my nose.
Steve and I started dating my sophomore year, his junior, when
he became the breakout star on the varsity basketball team. He’d
always been in the background before that, spending a lot of his
time at training camps that his mom worked two jobs to afford, but I
guess they paid off, because one day I heard these girls talking
about him in the bathroom, about how random it was that some kid
no one had ever heard of was carrying the team, and I knew I had
to have him. We started dating a few weeks later. I gave him
popularity. A social life. Access to my world. And what did he give
me in return? He dumped me.
So, back in June, after he told me he wanted to break up
because I was too bossy (rude), I went to Egypt with my mom to
visit the set of some movie she was working on. My dad was out of
town working, like he is 99 percent of the time, and Brenda’s first
grandchild was due and she went down to San Diego for that, so it
was either go with my mom or mope around the house, alone. I
thought it would be a good distraction, maybe make Steve miss me,
and that while I was gone, I could figure out how to patch things up
with him. Also, if I’m going to be totally honest, which I am usually
not about feelings, I thought maybe my mom and I could have, you
know, fun together.
Well, to no one’s great surprise, it ended up being yet another
trip where she worked twenty-four hours a day and I sat in a hotel
room alone. Thank god for room service and the Agatha Christie
novels I found in the lounge.
Let’s just say that my mom and I didn’t bond, but Brooke and
Steve certainly did.
I shiver at the memory of Brooke showing up at my house to
tearfully inform me that she never meant for it to happen—she
never meant to fall in love with Steve. When Steve and I were
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