A Good Girl's Guide to Murder (A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, #1)

by Holly Jackson

But sometimes remembering isn’t for yourself; sometimes you do it just to make someone else smile.

Maybe laughter was one of the very first things you lost after something like that.

Eighteen months later a court order was filed and Andie Bell was declared dead in absentia, based on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. Andie Bell’s

death certificate was issued.[*9] Despite her body never having been located, she has now been legally declared dead.

just overheard some stuff when she was here. I figured she didn’t have the best relationship with her dad. I can’t remember anything specifically.

“This means he’s innocent, Pip.” His big round eyes fixed on hers. “That’s what we’re here to test—come

I’m not sure I’m the good girl I once thought I was. I’ve lost her along the way.

He smiled, put his hands on the back of her neck, fingers in her hair, and leaned in to press his forehead against hers. He’d told her before that he did it to take away half her sadness, half her headache, half her nerves before her Columbia interview. Because half less of a bad thing meant there was room for half good.