As Good as Dead

After the first two sizzling parts of the series, Holly Jackson finally knits the third and final episode of the series. The previous two were murder mysteries so the third one is obviously of the same category. Being of the same category is not a very big issue because the stories have always been different and of superb stature.

Johnny Heller, Barrett Leddy, Megan Tusing, and Robert Fass had a big task in their hands when they were narrating this last part because the characters are mysterious, and depicting their personality is not easy.

The other thing is the way, the author creates the scenario and the scenery present around the characters. An ordinary writer cannot design everything in such a perfect manner. There is no weakness that can be found anywhere in the series. Pip solved the cases in Good Girl, Bad Blood, and A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder perfectly.

Ironically she is not looking for any more cases rather she wants to join college like an average girl. Being the highlight for so long has disturbed her personal life so she wants to go back to her normal routine life.

However this is not possible because someone has been threatening her for a while and when she investigated the thing, the clues appeared to be connected to a serial killer. The serial killer was put behind bars many years ago and now Pip thinks that the police have made a mistake once again. The police think that Pip has gone crazy because such a thing is not possible at all. Thus in order to save herself this time, Pip takes on another case and perhaps the last of her career.