A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Book 1

In A GOOD GIRL'S GIDE TO MURDER, Pip Fitz-Amobi has decided that murder will be the subject of her senior capstone project. She doesn't believe that Sal Singh murdered his high school girlfriend, Andie Bell, and she intends to prove it. After signing a school contract that says she will have no contact with any of the families involved, the first thing she does is ring the doorbell at the Singh house and talk with Sal's younger brother, Ravi. But after telling Pip in no uncertain terms that he wants nothing to do with her investigation, Ravi soon joins her in trying to clear Sal's name. But it's a tough job. Andie's body has never been found and all the evidence seems to point to Sal. Friends who had provided alibis for Sal for the time of Andie's disappearance admitted they had initially lied to the police. Andie's phone was found on Sal's body and traces of her blood under his fingernails. If that wasn't enough to convince everyone he'd killed her, Sal had sent an "I did it" text message to his father before committing suicide. But as Pip begins to dig deeper into Andie and Sal's lives, lie after lie begins to be revealed, and a growing list of suspects emerges: a too-friendly high school teacher, a mysterious older boy with a fake Facebook profile, a girl Andie had bullied, a local drug dealer, a police officer who could have removed evidence from Andie's house. When Pip begins receiving notes threatening her if she doesn't stop digging into Andie's murder, she's certain she's on the track of the real killer.