A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder

🔍 The Plot:

In A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, high school senior Pip isn’t your average teen — she’s ambitious, driven, and determined to uncover the truth when her class decides to dig into the well-known murder-suicide of local golden boy Andie Bell.

As a solo investigation, Pip interviews townspeople, combs through old police files, and revisits crime scenes. Her meticulous sleuthing uncovers inconsistencies: people lied, motives were buried, and evidence was overlooked. Before long, someone is watching her moves—and a surprise recipient of threatening messages tells her: stop digging… or disappear. Pip must navigate high school cliques, family pressure, and mounting danger to expose the truth before she becomes the next victim.

🧨 The Hook:

High school meets true crime podcast—at least until it becomes real-life danger.  A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder puts an intelligent teen detective in the driver’s seat of a community-shaking mystery. It’s a gripping, twisty ride full of social secrets, teenage betrayals, and the stark reality of what it means to seek justice.

3 Reasons To Bump This to the Top of Your TBR:

1. Pip is a Smart, Relatable Protagonist
She’s methodical, thoughtful, and sometimes overwhelmed—but never dull. Her perseverance, vulnerability, and ethical questions make her a heroine you’re rooting for from page one.

2. Twists That Keep You Reeling
Just when you think you’ve got the case figured out, Pip uncovers another layer: hidden diaries, secret relationships, and dangerous omissions all scream–don’t trust the surface.

3. A Fresh Take on the Small-Town Crime Genre
This isn’t a run-of-the-mill procedural. It blends teen realities (viral rumors, mistrust, social pressure) with the hallmarks of classic detective work, creating a compelling blend of personal stakes and public secrets.

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