Good Girls Die First

Ava finds herself trapped at a carnival with nine others, each hiding secrets. In Good Girls Die First, survival means facing the truth.

In Good Girls Die First, the narrative unfolds in a chilling atmosphere reminiscent of classic thrillers. Sixteen-year-old Ava is drawn to a derelict carnival at Portgrave Pier, lured by the promise of blackmail. What begins as a seemingly innocent gathering quickly spirals into a nightmarish scenario where ten teenagers, each harboring their own secrets, find themselves trapped in a foggy, magical realm. As the tension escalates, the group realizes they are cut off from the outside world and, more importantly, from their own moral compasses.

As the night progresses, trust erodes and paranoia takes hold. Ava must confront the very secret that led her to the pier, weighing her survival against the cost of betrayal. The stakes are high, and the question looms: how far will she go to ensure her own safety? The interplay of mind games, murder, and mayhem creates a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

Good Girls Die First draws inspiration from the works of Karen McManus and Agatha Christie, blending their styles into a modern thriller that captivates from start to finish. This tale of survival and deception is perfect for those who enjoy a dark, twisty plot that challenges the characters' ethics and pushes them to their limits.