This is the third book I’ve read in the A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series, and I found it quite satisfying. First of all, I really appreciate the knowledge this book shared—especially about rigor mortis (not that I’ll ever need it in real life!). What I loved most is how Pip takes justice into her own hands. She doesn’t rely on anyone else, and it truly shows how independent and smart she is.
The book is incredibly engaging and keeps you hooked until the very end. The character development is top-notch. At one point, I thought Pip had forgotten about Billy Karras, and I was honestly a little worried—but when she remembered him at the end, I was so relieved. I can’t even describe how I felt!
If anyone’s looking for a modern crime thriller series, I’d definitely recommend this trio without any hesitation. It’s gripping, emotional, and cleverly written from start to finish.