Good Girls Die First

“I don't want to be anyone's puppet. The moment I let someone make my choices for me, that's when I know I've lost.”

“I kind of think regret and guilt aren't such terrible things. Not if they make us into better people.”

Good Girls Die First followed ten teenagers who had been lured to an abandoned carnival. All ten characters are different and unique in their own ways but all are keeping a secret.

This book had me on the edge of my seat waiting anxiously for what was going to happen next, which is exactly what you want when it comes to books like this.

Usually when it comes to books like these I can find the characters don't have much individuality but I was so happy to see that it wasn't the case with this book.

I found myself not being able to trust any of these characters or find any of them reliable. I believe that's also something you want when it comes to books like these.

I would definitely revisit this book again in the future.