The Girls Are All So Nice Here: The global bestseller crime thriller about toxic female friendship and obsession

‘Gone Girl meets Mean Girls and The Secret History’ Guardian A darkly intoxicating novel of female friendship and obsession that will keep you turning the pages, perfect for fans of My Dark Vanessa and The Virgin Suicides ––––––––––––––––– Nice girls can do bad things… When Ambrosia first arrives at prestigious college Wesleyan, she’s desperate to fit in. But Amb struggles to navigate the rules of this strange, elite world, filled with privileged ‘nice’ young women – until she meets the charismatic but troubled Sully, with whom she forms an obsessive friendship. Intoxicated by Sully’s charm and determined to impress her, Amb finds herself drawn deep into her new best friend’s dangerous manipulations. But if she wants to play Sully at her own game, Amb has no idea just how devastating the consequences will be… Deeply unsettling and compulsive, The Girls Are All So Nice Here is a gripping exploration of the brutal lengths girls will go to, to take what they think they are owed. –––––––––––––––––––––– Readers are gripped by The Girls Are All So Nice Here: ‘I couldn’t stop turning the pages of this obsessive thriller’ ‘The Secret History meets Heathers, with a dash of Mean Girls’ ‘Dark, twisted and compelling’ ‘A compulsive exploration of the dark complexities of female friendship’ ‘Gripping and addictive’ ‘This deliciously dark tale had me on the edge of my seat’ ‘Impossible to put down’ ‘This book really got under my skin’ The suspense and thrillers elements in this psychological fiction keep the readers on the edge of their seats. The intricate relationships and family dynamics, coupled with the coming of age theme, make it a riveting read. For fans of Ruth Ware (One by One), Ashley Winstead (Midnight is the Darkest Hour), Riley Sager (Middle of the Night), Freida Mcfadden (The Boyfriend), and Claire Mcgowan (What You Did).