That's Not My Name & No Place Left to Hide by Megan Lally 2 Book Set - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. That's Not My Name. No Place Left to Hide. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780610286582. Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire. Age Range: 14+ (Young Adult). Overview. The Megan Lally 2 Book Set brings together two twisty young adult thrillers from a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. That's Not My Name follows a teen with no memory of her own identity, while No Place Left to Hide traps a girl running from a dangerous secret. Together they deliver suspense, betrayal, and page-turning tension that YA thriller fans will devour in a single sitting.. About the Books. That's Not My Name opens with a shocking discovery: a bruised, disoriented teen wakes on a dirt road with no memory of who she is. A man arrives claiming to be her father, armed with a school ID, birth certificate, and family photographs insisting her name is Mary. As she tries to rebuild a life she cannot remember, cracks appear in the story she's been handed, and she must work out who to trust. It's a taut mystery about identity, memory, and the danger of accepting things at face value.. No Place Left to Hide follows Brooke, a girl for whom image is everything after surviving a traumatic "incident" that nearly cost her everything. Getting into her dream university feels like the fresh start she needs, until a celebratory night turns terrifying when an old truck begins tailing her and a friend down an isolated road. Someone knows the truth about her past, and they are determined to make sure it comes out. A claustrophobic thriller about secrecy, guilt, and outrunning the past.. Both novels showcase Megan Lally's talent for slow-burn suspense and emotionally resonant teen protagonists.. Key Benefits. Two novels from a New York Times and USA Today bestselling YA author. Brand new paperback editions, ideal for classrooms or libraries. Twisty plots perfect for fans of Natalie D. Richards and Vincent Ralph. Explores identity, trauma, and resilience — great for bo