A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

Pippa Fitz-Amobi is a teenager with a reputation for being sensible, and she has always been comfortable following the rules. When a classmate's murder case in her small town goes unsolved, she becomes curious about the details the police seem to have overlooked, and she sets out to investigate for herself. The story is told through her own voice, mixing true-crime style case notes, interviews, and a steadily growing sense of unease.

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is written for readers who enjoy mysteries with a sharp, inquisitive narrator and a puzzle that keeps them guessing. It will appeal to fans of crime fiction and to young adult readers who like their thrillers fast-paced and full of clues.

The novel also explores how a community reacts when a tragedy is left without answers, and how far a determined young person is willing to go to find the truth.