Crima perfectă. Instrucțiuni pentru fete cuminți (Crima perfectă. Instrucțiuni pentru fete cuminți, #1)

Five years ago, popular student Andie Bell was murdered by her boyfriend, Sal Singh, who then committed suicide. The case is considered closed by the residents of Little Kilton, but high school senior Pippa Fitz-Amobi is unconvinced of Sal’s guilt. For her final school project, Pippa begins a re-investigation alongside Sal’s brother, Ravi. She conducts interviews, tracks timelines, and builds a digital evidence board. Her inquiries reveal local drug dealing, student secrets, and police inconsistencies, suggesting the actual killer remains free and is tracking her progress.

Crime fiction enthusiasts and young adult readers who enjoy procedural storytelling will find a detailed mystery here. The narrative focuses on the mechanics of an amateur investigation, utilizing unconventional formats like interview transcripts, maps, and logs. Readers see how digital footprints and social dynamics can obstruct or reveal the truth in a small town. The book offers a look at how a persistent individual can challenge a public consensus by scrutinizing overlooked data and questioning official narratives.