Girls Who Burn By MK Pagano

In Jessica Goodman's gripping thriller, "Regret Nothing," eighteen-year-old Addie Blackwood is haunted by guilt and suspicion after her sister Fiona's supposed accidental death. Convinced Fiona was murdered, Addie blames Thatcher Montgomery, a wealthy neighbor infatuated with her sister. However, when Thatcher is found dead under similar circumstances, Addie's assumptions unravel.

Forced to reconsider her suspicions, Addie joins forces with Seth Montgomery, Thatcher's cousin and her longtime rival. As childhood animosities clash with a growing attraction, Addie and Seth embark on a perilous quest for the truth amidst a backdrop of corrupt authorities and a sinister family legacy.

Goodman weaves a narrative rife with secrets, privilege, and danger, painting Addie's journey from grief and guilt to determined sleuth. The story explores themes of betrayal, trust, and the complexities of class dynamics as Addie and Seth navigate treacherous waters to uncover the truth behind the deaths.

The evolving dynamic between Addie and Seth adds layers of tension and emotion, blurring the lines between suspicion and trust. Their reluctant partnership evolves into a tentative alliance against powerful adversaries, each revelation pushing them closer to a chilling revelation that threatens Addie's safety.

"Regret Nothing" promises a heart-pounding exploration of justice and retribution, where the quest for truth propels Addie and Seth into a web of deceit with high stakes. Goodman's narrative skillfully merges the intensity of a murder mystery with the intricate dynamics of forbidden attraction, keeping readers on edge until the final, explosive reveal. 📚❤️