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You are here: Home / Entertainment / Good Bad Girl by Alice Feeney – Book Review

Good Bad Girl by Alice Feeney – Book Review

20 November 2023 by Dee Young

Good Bad Girl
Image Credit: Pan Macmillan Australia

Good Bad Girl by Alice Feeney – bestselling author of Daisy Darker and Rock Paper Scissors returns with another nail-biting mystery. Things occasionally happen to good people, making these good people do bad things in return. 

Some twenty years after a baby is stolen from her push-chair, a woman is murdered in a care home. If the two crimes are somehow linked, could a good or bad girl prove to be the key to unlocking the truth?

Edith, at eighty years young, feels that she’s been tricked into entering a nursing home, and is already planning her escape!

Patience, who works at the home, cleaning and tidying up the mess, has formed an attachment with Edith. She treats Edith as a kindred spirit and Edith is appreciative of her kindness. Patience, however, is fabricating the truth to Edith about practically everything!

In addition, Edith’s own daughter, Clio, won’t speak to her! Someone new, however, is about to knock on Clio’s door. Their intentions are NOT good!

Despite their distrust of each other, the women must join together to resolve a mystery. There are three suspects, two murders, and one victim. If they are able, they may discover what happened to the baby and its mother, from whom it disappeared without a trace, and the relationship that binds them.

Follow and enjoy the twists and turns that the narrative takes, like a maze, full of dead-ends and surprises. These, I promise, will keep the reader riveted to their seat until the very end!

An edge-of-the-seat must-read for 2023!

ISBN: 9781529090277 

Good Bad Girl is available in hardback, paperback and e-book.

About Alice Feeney

Alice Feeney is a New York Times million-copy bestselling author. Her books have been translated into over twenty-five languages, and have been optioned for major screen adaptations, including her novel Rock Paper Scissors, which is being made into a TV series by the producer of The Crown. Alice was a BBC journalist for fifteen years and now lives in Devon with her family.  

Filed Under: Books, Entertainment Tagged With: book, crime, review, suspense, thriller

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