As Good As Dead: TikTok made me buy it! The brand new and final book in the bestselling YA thriller trilogy (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, Book 3)

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So then why have Ravi be so willing to help Pip especially if he is supposed to be her moral compass? If you read my reviews about previous two books you already know I am one of the biggest, devoted fan of the series and dark, twisty turns always allure me but this choice of execution didn’t fit with the entire installment. As we cross into the second half of the novel, knowing the identity of the serial killer now kidnapper at the halfway mark makes me wonder what is going to come in the second half but I can’t wait to find out.

I didn’t like him initially, I hated him when I found out he was a serial rapist and I despised him when his verdict was ‘not guilty’. After the horrendous events of Good Girl Bad Blood, the chances of Pip getting a normal life are quite slim. Pip during most of this has retreated into herself, similar to the way Naomi did after they took Sal’s alibi away from him but given the groundwork they have set I have a feeling they are going to get away with it after all but this night has left invisible scars on Pip that are never going to go away. Here, at the Bell house once more, because there was only one person who had the answers she needed. On the other hand, I can see why it would be the perfect route to take in bringing this trilogy to an end.This is only a fraction of the anger this book caused me and I literally cannot describe my thoughts accurately. But okay Pip… so you’ve turned into the total anti-hero of your story and made your situation 10x worse in one go. That’s how this night would finally end, in fire and blood, and a sweep of the trees to find what Pip had left for them.

But it was still not the ending I was expecting and not the conclusion for my highly appraised series! I enjoyed the first half of the book, and I am surprised that my guess for the culprit is on the beam compared to the last two books. The framing was ridiculous, with the changing of the Rigor and Livor Mortis with a car air con and miraculously removing all of Pip’s DNA from the crime scene.Then the murder a Then about halfway point, it pulled the rug under my feet by handing me the twist (Pip deliberately commits a murder) of a lifetime . I read and adored the first two books in this series but I put off reading the final one since I didn’t want to say goodbye to Pip and Ravi just yet but I am finally cracking it open. It was chilling, it was scary, it kept me on the edge of my seat (atp I'm glued down to this damn couch). This girl gets kidnapped by the killer and ESCAPES only to come back to MURDER THIS MAN because of her PTSD?