Good Girl's Guide to Murder

The killer was unexpected. Pip has never seen it coming and neither did I. Well it was regarding only one killer. And yes there are actually two killers. The second killer was able to be guessed after their cars crossed seeing the oddish reaction on that person's face. Her reaction was wrong... totally wrong.

The major twist that I felt was the girl found with the first killer not to be Andie Bell. I always thought Andie would be alive... somewhere. But it all changed seeing the strange reaction on the second killer's face when their cars crossed and as the story progressed I felt more that something was wrong with that person.

This book wasn't boring by any means, but there were some parts of the main character that didn't make a lot of sense to me. Was still an interesting read though, so I'd lean closer to 3.5 on this one

4.5 stars
The best (YA) thriller I've read in ages.
I loved the formatting and the plot. Whenever I thought I had finally figured it out, Holly Jackson made me realise that I was still five steps behind at least.
The novel was hard to put down and I probably would've finished it in one sitting had I not started reading so late in the evening.

Easy to read, good murder mystery that kept me guessing, I just did not feel much for the characters (the main character was so brave, but at some points so dumb haha), it can be read as a standalone which is cool^^

Really enjoyed this and it was a fun and anticipation building read. Twist and turns that were plausible yet surprising. I just realized this is the first in a series, so I hope the next one is as good!