Good Girl, Bad Blood

Another great read, a sequel on par with the first book. The format is still something that largely interests me, but it has moved onto a podcast one due to the release of her AGGGTM podcast.

Pip still has her can-do attitude, knowing what her previous endeavours into crime solving had led her, yet she can't say no when her friend's brother has gone missing. Her relationship with Ravi has taken fruit, and they're actively dating. As for her friends from the previous book...after the events from there, I'm not surprised that it's a little strained (Lauren/Ant I really don't like you two).

The mystery behind this one feels a little unrealistic at times compared to the previous. There's a lot that's thrown into this, from drug dealings to witness protection. And while the initial two-thirds of the book seemed quite light-hearted despite the missing person investigation, it takes a much darker approach than what some would expect towards the latter third.

Overall, I still enjoyed it, finding it easy to read and difficult to put down.