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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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. But in this book, the mystery is just a small subset of the whole story, and it is over quickly, with barely any detecting. This will definitely be a controversial installment, and if you're a big fan of the first two books, I'm struggling with recommending this final story and letting you just preserve your experience via the first two.

Honestly it didn’t really made sense because at the end he lost all of his morals for pip, but I mean, he loves her. If you've read any other reviews, you've likely seen that there is a major twist around the halfway mark, and it's not the revelation of the identity to the serial killer being discussed.Pip is used to online death threats, but there's one that catches her eye, someone who keeps asking: who will look for you when you're the one who disappears? Skipping past all of the unforgivable things that Pip did that infuriated me now so I can talk about the absolute monstrosity the ending was. I also try to refrain from fully ripping a book as I try to be respectful of authors and their creative license, and that still remains true in this case, there are good points but they did not balance out enough for me to even remotely enjoy this final installment.

Indirectly or directly, the stalker or the serial killer is the reason for everything which started six years ago.When the police refuse to act on her behalf, Pip does the thing she is best at, she investigates herself. As Bryant's mysterious and dangerous past catches up to him, he is forced into a life and death struggle to clear his nam. I thought that the first half of this book was the most interesting, exciting, page turning, writing of the entire series. We receive a lot of insight into her damaged psyche, and how it's deteriorated her relationships between her family, her friends, and even Ravi. Ravi is a bit harder to justify, but if you look at all the trauma he went through when his brother was falsely accused, it’s not hard to see where the distrust in cops comes from.