The Girl With The Wrong Name - Hardcover

Praise for "The Girl with the Wrong Name"
Riveting and utterly engrossing. How Barnabas Miller manages to deftly maneuver between moments of deliciously snarky humor, poignant teen angst, family dysfunction, budding romance, and sly class commentary, while wrapping it all up in a dark, twisted, Hitchcock-worthy page-turner of a thriller about love and evil, I ll never know. Clearly, he s some kind of stealth writing demi-god bent on making us all miss our train stops. Mission accomplished, sir.
LibbaBray
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Praise for "The Girl with the Wrong Name"
"A page-turning mystery with a bit of hipsterism and an onion's worth of layers."
"Kirkus Reviews"
"A search for answers only leads to more questions in this suspenseful mind-bending thriller . . . [the truth is]far more twisted than Theo or readers could have predicted. Miller takes readers further and further down the rabbit hole, making it hard to guess if anything or anyone is ever as it seems."
" School Library Journal"
Riveting and utterly engrossing. How Barnabas Miller manages to deftly maneuver between moments of deliciously snarky humor, poignant teen angst, family dysfunction, budding romance, and sly class commentary, while wrapping it all up in a dark, twisted, Hitchcock-worthy page-turner of a thriller about love and evil, I ll never know. Clearly, he s some kind of stealth writing demi-god bent on making us all miss our train stops. Mission accomplished, sir.
LibbaBray
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Praise for "The Girl with the Wrong Name"
""The Girl with the Wrong Name"is going to twist your brain around in circles, in the best way."
Bustle.com
"Contains countless twists and turns that make it a dark, intense, mind-bending mystery . . . Miller s novel communicates a powerful truth: we all have secrets and feelings we would like to repress, no matter how much we try to hide them behind a facade. Some novels are unremarkable and easy to forget."The Girl With the Wrong Name, "however, is a fast-paced psychological thriller that leaves a lasting imprint."
"Sun-Sentinel"
"If you like predictable," "run-of-the-mill thrillers," The Girl with the Wrong Name"is not for you . . . All is eventually-and rather deliciously-revealed in due time and through its pages."
EverydayEbook.com
"This book will screw with your head every bit as much as the movie"Memento"; even when you think you have it figured out, it suddenly veers off into new territory . . . Theo's voice is sarcastic, confused, and cynical, which makes sense: she is one mixed-up lady who can t really trust anyone."
Forever Young Adult
"A page-turning mystery with a bit of hipsterism and an onion's worth of layers."
"Kirkus Reviews"
"Miller gives Theo, a supremely unreliable narrator, a voice as off-kilter as she feels . . . The story zigzags into increasingly grim psychological territory in ways that few readers will be able to predict."
"Publishers Weekly"
"A search for answers only leads to more questions in this suspenseful mind-bending thriller . . . [the truth is]far more twisted than Theo or readers could have predicted. Miller takes readers further and further down the rabbit hole, making it hard to guess if anything or anyone is ever as it seems."
" School Library Journal"
Riveting and utterly engrossing. How Barnabas Miller manages to deftly maneuver between moments of deliciously snarky humor, poignant teen angst, family dysfunction, budding romance, and sly class commentary, while wrapping it all up in a dark, twisted, Hitchcock-worthy page-turner of a thriller about love and evil, I ll never know. Clearly, he s some kind of stealth writing demi-god bent on making us all miss our train stops. Mission accomplished, sir.
LibbaBray
"

Praise for "The Girl with the Wrong Name"
A Bank Street College Best Children's Book
"Such a rush. You won't know which way is up, whom to love, or whom to trust. Theo is my favorite type of heroine: witty, lonely, fierce, and terrifyingly intelligent. A brain-shattering rollercoaster ride of a novel."
E. Lockhart, "New York Times"bestselling author of"We Were Liars"
"I loved this book. Mind-blowing and intense it will keep you guessing until the last page."
Kami Garcia, #1"New York Times"bestselling coauthor of"Beautiful Creatures"and author of"The Lovely Reckless"
A plot laid out like mountain switchbacks. A narrator who can't rely on her own memories. And a secret hidden under layers of guilt, blame, and shame. Miller's "The Girl with the Wrong Name"is even more than the sum of its parts, and its parts are damn fine."
Barry Lyga, "New York Times"bestselling author of"I Hunt Killers"
It might take a while to unbend your brain after you devour Barnabas Miller's gripping and mysterious"The Girl With the Wrong Name, "but mental crimping is just one of the many joys to find in this thrilling, insightful, and fully original tale.
C. Alexander London, bestselling author of"Proxy"
Riveting and utterly engrossing. How Barnabas Miller manages to deftly maneuver between moments of deliciously snarky humor, poignant teen angst, family dysfunction, budding romance, and sly class commentary, while wrapping it all up in a dark, twisted, Hitchcock-worthy page-turner of a thriller about love and evil, I ll never know. Clearly, he s some kind of stealth writing demi-god bent on making us all miss our train stops. Mission accomplished, sir.
LibbaBray, "New York Times" bestselling author of the Michael L. Printz award winner "Going Bovine"
""The Girl with the Wrong Name"is going to twist your brain around in circles, in the best way."
Bustle.com
"Contains countless twists and turns that make it a dark, intense, mind-bending mystery . . . Miller s novel communicates a powerful truth: we all have secrets and feelings we would like to repress, no matter how much we try to hide them behind a facade. Some novels are unremarkable and easy to forget."The Girl With the Wrong Name, "however, is a fast-paced psychological thriller that leaves a lasting imprint."
"Sun-Sentinel"
"If you like predictable," "run-of-the-mill thrillers," The Girl with the Wrong Name"is not for you . . . All is eventually-and rather deliciously-revealed in due time and through its pages."
EverydayEbook.com
"This book will screw with your head every bit as much as the movie"Memento"; even when you think you have it figured out, it suddenly veers off into new territory . . . Theo's voice is sarcastic, confused, and cynical, which makes sense: she is one mixed-up lady who can t really trust anyone."
Forever Young Adult
"A page-turning mystery with a bit of hipsterism and an onion's worth of layers."
"Kirkus Reviews"
"Miller gives Theo, a supremely unreliable narrator, a voice as off-kilter as she feels . . . The story zigzags into increasingly grim psychological territory in ways that few readers will be able to predict."
"Publishers Weekly"
"A search for answers only leads to more questions in this suspenseful mind-bending thriller . . . [the truth is]far more twisted than Theo or readers could have predicted. Miller takes readers further and further down the rabbit hole, making it hard to guess if anything or anyone is ever as it seems."
" School Library Journal"

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Praise for The Girl with the Wrong Name

A Bank Street College Best Children's Book

"Such a rush. You won't know which way is up, whom to love, or whom to trust. Theo is my favorite type of heroine: witty, lonely, fierce, and terrifyingly intelligent. A brain-shattering rollercoaster ride of a novel."
--E. Lockhart, New York Times bestselling author of We Were Liars

"I loved this book. Mind-blowing and intense--it will keep you guessing until the last page."
--Kami Garcia, #1 New York Times bestselling coauthor of Beautiful Creatures and author of The Lovely Reckless

"A plot laid out like mountain switchbacks. A narrator who can't rely on her own memories. And a secret hidden under layers of guilt, blame, and shame. Miller's The Girl with the Wrong Name is even more than the sum of its parts, and its parts are damn fine."
--Barry Lyga, New York Times bestselling author of I Hunt Killers

"It might take a while to unbend your brain after you devour Barnabas Miller's gripping and mysterious The Girl With the Wrong Name, but mental crimping is just one of the many joys to find in this thrilling, insightful, and fully original tale."
--C. Alexander London, bestselling author of Proxy

"Riveting and utterly engrossing. How Barnabas Miller manages to deftly maneuver between moments of deliciously snarky humor, poignant teen angst, family dysfunction, budding romance, and sly class commentary, while wrapping it all up in a dark, twisted, Hitchcock-worthy page-turner of a thriller about love and evil, I'll never know. Clearly, he's some kind of stealth writing demi-god bent on making us all miss our train stops. Mission accomplished, sir."
--Libba Bray, New York Times bestselling author of the Michael L. Printz award winner Going Bovine

"The Girl with the Wrong Name is going to twist your brain around in circles, in the best way."
--Bustle.com

"Contains countless twists and turns that make it a dark, intense, mind-bending mystery . . . Miller's novel communicates a powerful truth: we all have secrets and feelings we would like to repress, no matter how much we try to hide them behind a facade. Some novels are unremarkable and easy to forget. The Girl With the Wrong Name, however, is a fast-paced psychological thriller that leaves a lasting imprint."
--Sun-Sentinel

"If you like predictable, run-of-the-mill thrillers, The Girl with the Wrong Name is not for you . . . All is eventually-and rather deliciously-revealed in due time and through its pages."
--EverydayEbook.com

"This book will screw with your head every bit as much as the movie Memento; even when you think you have it figured out, it suddenly veers off into new territory . . . Theo's voice is sarcastic, confused, and cynical, which makes sense: she is one mixed-up lady who can't really trust anyone."
--Forever Young Adult

"A page-turning mystery with a bit of hipsterism and an onion's worth of layers."
--Kirkus Reviews

"Miller gives Theo, a supremely unreliable narrator, a voice as off-kilter as she feels . . . The story zigzags into increasingly grim psychological territory in ways that few readers will be able to predict."
--Publishers Weekly

"A search for answers only leads to more questions in this suspenseful mind-bending thriller . . . [the truth is] far more twisted than Theo--or readers--could have predicted. Miller takes readers further and further down the rabbit hole, making it hard to guess if anything--or anyone--is ever as it seems."
--School Library Journal

Ever since The Night in Question left her with a hideous scar and no memory of what happened, Theo Lane has been hiding. An aspiring filmmaker, she uses a hidden button cam to keep the world at bay. She spends the entire summer in a Manhattan café, secretly documenting random “subjects.”

Once school starts, Theo finds her best friend has morphed into a flirtatious, short-skirt-clad stranger. Everyone ignores the scar. As if that will make it go away. The café remains her lunchtime refuge.

Her most interesting subject is the Lost Boy, a stranger who comes in every day at the same time. When she finally gets up the courage to talk to him she discovers why: the Lost Boy, Andy, is waiting for someone who said she’d meet him there . . . four days ago. Intoxicated by Andy’s love for this mystery girl, Theo agrees to help him find her, and her unhealthy obsession pulls her into a perilous, mind-bending journey. But is it really Andy’s world she’s investigating? Or is it her own?