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   As Good As Dead After the events of the previous books, Pip is struggling with the trauma and public fallout from her investigations. Though she’s gained fame as a true-crime podcaster, her mental health has deteriorated. She suffers from insomnia, paranoia, and unresolved guilt over her past actions. Adding to her stress, Pip is preparing to leave for college and grappling with the pressure of moving on from her life in Fairview Pip is also dealing with online harassment, including death threats, after her role in exposing corruption in the town. She begins to feel unsafe in her own home, a feeling that intensifies as she notices subtle, unsettling signs that someone might be stalking her . This is the third book in the series and the last. The last novel from the New York Times Bestseller talks about the trauma she gained from her investigations.

  Good Girl,  Bad Blood Pippa Fitz-Amobi is not and will never be a detective anymore. Or so she thinks. She Promised herself, a hundred times that she would give up investigating. It had done too much harm. She had almost lost everyone close to her. With the help of Ravi Singh, she released a true-crime podcast about the murder case they solved together last year. The podcast has gone viral, yet Pip insists her investigating days are behind her.  But she has to break that promise when her friend's brother goes missing. Jamie Reynolds goes missing on the same night of the 6th year death anniversary of Andie Bell and Salil Singh. She asks help from the police of Little Kilton police station, but they won't do anything about it. They think this is not out of behavior for Jamie Reynolds, but Pip has a feeling it is not that calm and easy going as it seemed.   She has a gut feeling that everything is going wrong. As Pip uncovers more of her town's secrets. No one is watc...