A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Five years ago, a tragic murder- rocked the small town of Little Kilton, Buckinghamshire when popular schoolgirl Andie Bell was brutally murdered and her boyfriend, Salil (Sal) Singh, was accused before seemingly taking his own life; however, 17-year-old Pippa is convinced that that isn't the true story. When Pip is required to do an EPQ project for school she finds the perfect opportunity to uncover the truth about the murder. She befriends Sal's younger brother, Ravi, and launches an investigation under the disguise of a school project. Unfortunately for Pip, each interrogation puts Pip in greater danger, yet she persists.

Good Girl, Bad Blood

Pip is forced to break her promise of not being a detective anymore when someone she knows goes missing: Jamie Reynolds. He's disappeared and the police won't do anything about it. But if they won't look for Jamie then Pip will, uncovering more of her town's dark secrets along the way and this time everyone is listening to her true-crime podcast. Pip is unsure if she can conquer this mystery. Throughout the story, much doubt is cast upon her character because many people believed that Jamie's disappearance had been staged, with Pip's old friend, Ant saying it’s all "very convenient". At the end of the story, she uncovers the fact that it was Stanley Forbes who had kidnapped Jamie (because Jamie attempted to kill him to help "Layla"). She also discovers that Stanley was actually Child Brunswick, the son of a serial killer who had helped his father to lure people to their deaths when he was a child (because his father threatened him), and that Charlie Green was the brother of one of the victims. Charlie shoots Stanley multiple times, and Pip attempts to revive him. Stanley keeps telling Pip to leave him and go save herself but she continues performing CPR on him. In the end, she arranges Stanley's funeral and attacks the people who are holding a protest against him, but is held back by her father. She suffers from severe trauma afterwards.

• Eyes:

  Large, striking blue eyes that convey high energy, anxiety, and sharp intelligence.

• Hair Framing: Short, dark-brown hair cut into a textured bob with curtain bangs that frame her face.

• Facial Shape: Soft, youthful features and an expressive face that clearly displays her shifting emotions from determination to panic.

• Vibe: Alert, slightly chaotic, and intensely expressive, often looking tired or strained as the investigation takes its toll on her.