Description
It’s hard to prove you’re innocent. Especially if you’re not.
Maxwell Harrington has a problem. Ever since he found out he has a brother, strange things have been happening. Bad things. Things he can’t explain.
There’s the writing that appears in weird places. Things keep getting broken. And when his brother, Jayden, moves in, things get even worse.
His dad is furious, the school are threatening to suspend him, and even his friends think he’s losing it.
Is he going crazy? Does he really hate his brother? If not, why would he do these terrible things? And how can he turn the situation around, before it’s too late?
The Good Brother is a gripping, fast-paced psychological thriller that will have you hooked until the last page, ideal for teens and adults alike.
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