Good Girl, Bad Blood, Paperback

I appreciated the highlight of the danger the internet can put you in. It really is an important lesson for all of us. You never know who is hiding behind a gorgeous smile and friendly face. On this way, the book became even more sinister. The simplest things are the realest and the most dangerous, so it is a good thing this subject was approached.
The characters seem fine. Connor is a little weak now, but her older brother is missing, so I understand. Cara had a real huge development and I am very proud of her replies, but Ant and Lauren are horrible and I can see how their group is changing little by little.
I consider very cool the dark past of some of the characters that are part of the investigation, and even cooler how they tried to overcome it. A general fact about the book that I absolutely adore was how the author succeeded building a whole, well-developed story by uniting the tiny little missed pieces of the puzzle. The culprit is always so familiar, but also so unusual and unexpected.