Good Bad Girls

Good Bad Girl is less about the crime itself and more about the people—specifically the messy, complicated relationships between the women in the story. It starts with a baby being stolen years ago, then jumps to a murder in a care home, and somehow everything ties together. At first, it feels a little all over the place, but it does come together in a really satisfying way.

There are multiple POVs, which can be a bit confusing early on—I definitely had a moment of “wait… who is this again?”—but once you get familiar with everyone, it actually makes the story more interesting. Every character has something to hide, and figuring out how they all connect is what really keeps you reading.

I wouldn’t say the twists are shocking in a huge, jaw-dropping way, but they’re solid. It’s more of a slow unravel than a big explosive reveal.