Club Dread is the sequel to Fake Id in which Chass and her mother have been on the run for years from a man named Kyle Van Epps. At the end of Fake Id, the story seemed to have ended, but at the beginning of Club Dread, there is a quick explanation about why Chass and her mother are still on the run. In Club Dread, there is a group called The One Hundred. It is a cross between a social club and a cult. Chass becomes involved in a murder at the beginning of the story when famous singer, Josh Emmit is killed right in front of her. She quickly becomes a suspect in the murder and figures out that The One Hundred is involved. I didn't like the ending of this book. It isn't as bad as the whole thing being a dream, but it is just as unsatisfying. ( )

When sixteen-year-old Chastity witnesses the murder of a pop star, her hopes of settling down with her mother in San Francisco seem to disappear.

Good satisfying read

As a witness to a murder, Chass is the prime suspect. She must go into the secret underground club scene to prove that she is innocent. ( )

Lots of action and twists. It has so much going on that it is a liitle confusing. ( )