Good girl

Would you recognise a serial killer if you met one? And what if they served you coffee every day?

Grace doesn't look like the kind of woman who has a man tied to a chair at home, dying a slow death. She keeps to herself and goes through life relatively unnoticed: she works in a café in Cork, Ireland, and looks after her sister, providing her with good food and a clean home—things neither of them had in childhood.

However, Grace and Amber hide a cruel and troubled past, one that Detective Hughes is also aware of—after all, it deeply affected his own life. He still keeps a protective watch over both sisters, even though he's been quite busy lately. Men have been disappearing in the city, and although at first, it seems they have nothing in common, the police soon notice a physical resemblance to someone from Grace's past...

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“A fresh and original book with a unique style and a gripping plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. ”

- Andrea Mara, author of the international bestseller No One Saw a Thing.