Shook by Sonya Jesus

Hate made me famous. Fame took my sister.
As of midnight on my twenty-first birthday, I became the wealthiest man in America, and my sister went missing.

Given her history, my parents insist on saving face in the cruel world of the filthy rich. They’re betting she’s on a bender, off somewhere with her latest boytoy, and burning through money like a pack of cigarettes. But she’s not. Nola would never miss my birthday, at least not willingly. Something’s not right, and I don’t give a lick about family rules or distracting myself with the fine print on the morality clause. If Dad is more concerned with image and my celebrity status, than forcing the police to look for her, then I’ll do it myself. Locking down a future with some random chick won’t find my sister or give me the answers I want.

Though, I rather those answers not come from Norah, the pain-in-the-ass wannabe blogger who is living in my home and insisting in cleaning up my act. Someone forgot to tell her she’s a maid, not a publicist. But when one of her few subscribers writes to her about my sister, the clues lead us on a hunt for a killer.

What we find, leaves us shook.