Good Girl, Bad Blood

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Good Girl, Bad Blood

by Jackson, Holly

After closing her first case, Pip Fitz-Amobi is determined to stay away from detective work, but when someone close to her goes missing, she has no choice but to start digging again. The police are dragging their feet, and the town is once again full of people who would prefer the truth stay buried. This sequel leans heavily into the tension of a ticking clock, forcing Pip to navigate a web of online anonymity and local corruption. The pacing is relentless, shifting from quiet, analytical investigative moments to high-stakes confrontations that feel genuinely dangerous. If you enjoy protagonists who use logic to dismantle small-town facades or if you appreciate stories where the investigation feels like a puzzle with real-world consequences, this is the perfect follow-up to spend a weekend with.

10 Books similar to 'Good Girl, Bad Blood'

Since you enjoyed the investigative intensity of Pip's journey, I have curated a list of titles that capture that same blend of teenage sleuthing and high-stakes mystery. These picks focus on the unsettling realization that your neighbors and classmates are keeping dark secrets. Whether it is the gritty true-crime atmosphere of Sadie or the elite, cutthroat social dynamics found in The Ivies, each of these books taps into the same race-against-time urgency. They are selected for readers who want stories where the puzzle is just as important as the danger.

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One of Us Is Lying
One of Us Is Lying

by Karen M. McManus

Like Pip's investigations, this story features high-stakes mystery centered on high school students with secrets, blending social dynamics with a gripping whodunit. It captures the same addictive, fast-paced atmosphere where everyone is a suspect.

Truly Devious
Truly Devious

by Maureen Johnson

This book is perfect for fans of the investigative format, as it follows a true-crime aficionado attempting to solve a cold case at an elite boarding school. The dual-timeline mystery and analytical protagonist will feel very familiar to readers of the A Good Girl's Guide series.

Sadie
Sadie

by Courtney Summers

This novel mirrors the podcast-investigation element of Jackson's work, following a girl's desperate search for her sister's killer while a radio host tracks her journey. It is a raw, gritty, and deeply emotional thriller that fans of Pip's relentless determination will appreciate.

The Cheerleaders
The Cheerleaders

by Kara Thomas

Set in a small town haunted by a series of tragic deaths, this book explores the dark underbelly of high school social circles. Readers who enjoyed the 'small town with big secrets' aspect of Good Girl, Bad Blood will find this equally compelling.

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A Study in Charlotte
A Study in Charlotte

by Brittany Cavallaro

If you enjoyed the intellectual partnership and investigative drive in Jackson's series, you will love this modern reimagining of Sherlock Holmes and Watson. It features brilliant protagonists piecing together a complex crime while navigating their own complicated relationship.

The Ivies
The Ivies

by Alexa Donne

This thriller focuses on the cutthroat world of Ivy League admissions, featuring a protagonist who is just as sharp and calculated as Pip. It captures the same 'high school drama turned deadly' vibe that keeps readers turning pages.

None Shall Sleep
None Shall Sleep

by Ellie Marney

For readers who loved the darker, more psychological elements of Pip's investigations, this thriller about two teenagers helping the FBI interview juvenile serial killers is a perfect match. It offers high-stakes tension and a brilliant, analytical lead.

Ace of Spades
Ace of Spades

by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé

This book combines a high-school setting with a sinister, systemic conspiracy, much like the hidden layers Pip uncovers in her town. It is a high-octane thriller that deals with social commentary while maintaining a relentless pace.

Dangerous Girls
Dangerous Girls

by Abigail Haas

This is a twisty, psychological thriller that explores how quickly a life can unravel when a murder occurs, perfect for fans who enjoy the 'investigative' aspect of Pip's story. It is masterfully plotted and keeps the reader guessing until the very end.

All Your Twisted Secrets
All Your Twisted Secrets

by Diana Urban

Fans of the high-pressure, life-or-death situations in the A Good Girl's Guide series will enjoy this locked-room mystery where students are forced to confront their pasts. It features a great ensemble cast and a race-against-time narrative.