From Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author Tiffany Pham

Seventeen-year-old Isabelle Pham was the smartest girl at Trinity Prep — until the morning a stolen exam was found in her bag, the camera footage cleared a senator's son who hadn't actually been near the registrar's office, and a school dance she didn't expect to leave alone became the night her entire life ended in a single tap on the shoulder.

Eleven months later, she walks back through Trinity's doors as Lola Van — new hair, new wardrobe, contacts instead of glasses, the kind of magnetic stillness her sister Sabrina spent a summer teaching her in front of a mirror in Queens. Nobody recognizes her. Not the dean who expelled her. Not the friends who didn't answer her texts. Not the boy whose hand was three inches from hers when everything fell apart.

Lola Van is here for an internship. Lola Van is here for the prize money. Lola Van is here, in fact, because of an encrypted drive in her leather jacket pocket, a teacher named Mr. Borowicz who handed her five books and a margin note that changed her life, and a plan that has been written down, rehearsed, and refined for almost a year.

A Monte Cristo retelling for the social media generation, Isabelle of Trinity High: Revenge is a debut novel about identity, sisterhood, the cost of revenge, and the moment when a girl who has built the perfect weapon decides to put it down. The question is not whether she can get even. The question is whether she can stop.