So interesting and so different, this was such a page turner and I had no idea where it was going
A fast paced read that you can’t put down. Excellent!

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this arc

A sharp-edged, supremely twisty thriller/horror about three women who find themselves trapped inside stories they know aren’t their own.

After reading the synopsis, I was convinced that the story would have been told from three POV interchangeably, but boy was I wrong (in a good way). From the moment I started reading, I was immediately hooked by Celia's storyline. Allie and Maggie’s stories were also intriguing, but Celia’s captivated me most of the three.

The tension in the individual story lines was intense, and when they all tied together, I couldn't wait to see how everything was going to be resolved. I’m not sure I’ve ever enjoyed a book so much only to be left quite underwhelmed by the ending. It felt as thought he story wasn’t quite done yet and ended pretty abruptly.

Good Girls Don’t Die is a fast paced, action packed, high stakes horror. The plot is completely original and highly entertaining.

I was not sure what to think about this book - told primarily as three separate stories in which women have to face an enemy they cannot see .
There are scenes of brutal murders , what is true , what is not , who can they trust ?
Just why have they been singled out ?
Where are they , can they escape ?
It is only at the culmination to the book that we get the why and where ............... this is where I found the premise of the story a little unrealistic . How could someone build such a 'world' , gain the aid of accomplices in the murders and expect to get away with all they had done ?

Unfortunately this book was not for me although parts of it held my interest
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own

Another thought provoking horror from one of my favourite authors. Three women find themselves in familiar trope situations seemingly at the mercy of distant controlling figures. As they try to figure out what is going on it becomes apparent that once again the horror of man can trump anything made up, and that women are not by any means helpless, especially with the support of each other.