The good girls

The way relationships shifted so subtly kept me guessing about who to trust. I kept wondering if I missed clues or if I was just too invested!

The setting added so much depth and suspicion, making every interaction feel loaded. I’m curious whether this was based on personal experience or purely fictional.

The characters' struggles felt very real, especially in a genre often criticized for clichés. Did anyone else feel like it offered a new perspective on LGBT characters in thrillers?