Good Girls Die Last
On sale
22nd June 2023
Reviews
A brilliantly propulsive read full of simmering feminine rage. The sizzling London heatwave builds and builds, creating a claustrophobic sense of unease. I couldn't look away!
If you like your thrillers pulsing with tension, you're going to LOVE Good Girls Die Last! Natali Simmonds knows how to dial up the heat in this unflinching story of female solidarity and rage.
A fearless and explosive thriller, one moment terrifying, the next intimate. Warning: it is impossible to put this book down!"
What an amazing trip! Good Girls Die Last goes from vile misogyny to glorious revenge and Simmonds kept me riveted every step of the way.
Blisteringly powerful, devastatingly timely and utterly gripping - Good Girls Die Last is as empowering as it is thrilling. A sunkissed nightmare of a book. I loved it!
The blistering heat, the simmering rage, the spring loaded tension - it all ramped and ramped until I was ready to EXPLODE! I couldn't have stopped reading if I'd tried.
What do you get when you cross a slippery slope with an unstoppable woman who has finally had enough? Good Girls Die Last: A kick ass tour de force that will have you welling up one moment and punching the air the next.
What do you get when you cross a slippery slope with an unstoppable woman who has finally had enough? Good Girls Die Last: A kick ass tour de force that will have you welling up one moment and punching the air the next.
Searing and unflinching, Good Girls Die Last is rousing, angry and beautiful. Impossible to put down, right to the gut-punch ending. Stunning, I absolutely loved it.
I devoured Good Girls Die Last in less than 24 hours. A blistering tour de force that set me ablaze, this is going to be the hottest book of 2023
Completely gripping from start to finish. It's feminist, fierce and smart.
I absolutely demolished it. I thought it was so timely, so believable, so gripping. And it packs a punch that'll bruise me for a long time to come.
Such a propulsive, enraging story
A shockingly vibrant, brilliantly feminist read, guaranteed to elicit a visceral response from any reader. A must read for any woman who's ever been cat-called or told to "smile, it might never happen."