Good Girl, Bad Blood : A Good Girl’S Guide To Murder (2)

Good Girl, Bad Blood is the gripping sequel to A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, returning Pip Fitz-Amobi to a dangerous mystery. This young-adult crime thriller follows Pip as a missing friend pulls her back into sleuthing, even after she vowed to stay away. Perfect for teens and mystery lovers who crave sharp plotting, tense suspense, and emotional depth, it blends thrilling twists with a heartfelt look at friendship and loyalty. Told in Pip’s clear, propulsive voice, the book unfolds as a careful investigation—not a rapid-fire reveal but a steady chase for the truth. The story is structured around clues, consequences, and the fallout of Pip’s public life after her viral podcast, which adds tension and realism. Readers will notice how the pace ramps up as Pip navigates danger, skepticism, and the weight of secrets hiding in her town. Good Girl, Bad Blood blends suspense with humor and emotional depth, offering a journey through friendship and trust. When Jamie Reynolds goes missing, Pip's investigative instincts kick in—despite promises to stay out of danger. As she digs deeper, dark secrets surface and the town's people weigh in; with her podcast-fueled notoriety in the background, Pip must decide how far she will go for the truth. Missing-person mystery centered on Pip's investigation Crafty plotting with twists that keep you guessing Rich, multi-dimensional characters and sharp dialogue Taut, cinematic pacing with high-stakes danger and consequences Atmospheric small-town setting with a modern podcast-influenced narrative Themes of friendship, loyalty, and resilience that linger after the last page Pip’s perspective shaped by a viral true-crime podcast, adding real-world stakes Readers finish Good Girl, Bad Blood with a sense of justice served and a renewed belief in courage, friendship, and the power of truth. The journey leaves you thinking differently about trust, memory, and how far someone will go to protect those they care about.