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Death of a Cheerleader

By: Marina Evans
Narrated by: Rebecca LaChance
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Step into a world of glamour and pompoms in this unique and original thriller written by an ex-Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader

Everyone wants to be a Dallas Lonestars Cheerleader, but fame can have a deadly price...

The Dallas Lonestars Cheerleaders are untouchable. They are the epitome of glitz and glamour, reeking of hairspray and perfection. But everything changes when America's Angel and cheerleading captain Jentry Rae Randall is found murdered in the squad's locker room.

Filmmaker Nikki Keegan has the opportunity of a lifetime. Brought in to document the Lonestars' potential comeback after four disastrous seasons, Nikki is now perfectly placed to investigate the murder of the team's iconic frontwoman.

Nikki turns to cheerleader Shaunette Simmons, the deceased's best friend, for help. As Nikki becomes closer to Shaunette, the more she suspects that Shaunette is hiding something.

But when Shaunette is run off the road and left to die, it's clear that nobody in this cheer squad is safe. Because some people would kill to be a Dallas Lonestars Cheerleader...

Love Netflix's America's Sweethearts? Then don't miss Death of a Cheerleader, an utterly gripping psychological thriller written by ex-Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader Marina Evans!

©2025 Marina Evans (P)2025 Hachette UK Limited
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