A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder
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- ¥1,300
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- ¥1,300
発行者による作品情報
TikTok made me buy it! Der erste Band der preisgekrönten Krimireihe rund um Pip Fitz-Amobi
Der New-York-Times-Bestseller, bekannt aus der Netflix-Serie Heartstopper
»Es geht um das, was vor fünf Jahren passiert ist.«
»Warum?«, fragte er.
»Weil ich nicht glaube, dass es dein Bruder war - und ich will versuchen, es zu beweisen.«
Vor fünf Jahren wurde die siebzehnjährige Andie Bell ermordet. Der Fall ist längst abgeschlossen, denn alle sind sich sicher, dass ihr Freund Sal Singh die Tat begangen hat. Nur Pippa glaubt nicht daran und will den Fall für ein Schulprojekt noch einmal aufrollen. Sie beginnt nachzuforschen und Fragen zu stellen. Aber was ist, wenn der Mörder noch frei herumläuft? Wie weit wird er gehen, um Pippa davon abzuhalten, die Wahrheit ans Licht zu bringen?
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Five years prior to this book's start, 17-year-old Andie Bell disappeared from the small town of Fairview, Conn. Her body was never found, but her boyfriend, Salil Singh, was blamed for her murder after he texted a confession to his father and died from an apparent suicide. High school senior Pippa Fitz-Amobi remembers how kind Sal was, and she thinks he may have been innocent; via her senior project, she aims to prove it. Though Pip, an adept snoop, is forbidden from contacting the victims' families, Sal's younger brother, Ravi, insists on helping, and Pip begins interviewing anyone who might have information about the spring night Andie went missing. Pip assumes they're on the right track when she starts to receive threatening notes that place her in the crosshairs of someone determined to keep a dark secret. Jackson sprinkles the fast-paced narrative with Pip's notes, project logs, and interview transcripts as well as several cleverly placed red herrings while exploring how the Singh and Bell families suffered in the aftermath of the alleged crime. Jackson caps her suspenseful, well-plotted mystery with a few twists that readers likely won't see coming. Fans of Veronica Mars and its ilk will find plenty to enjoy in Jackson's assured debut. Ages 14 up.
