A Good Person

<p><b>'A zillenial <i>Gone Girl </i>. . . </b><b>Acerbic, darkly feminine and very funny</b><b>' </b><i>NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW</i></p><p><b>'Hilarious and addictive' </b><i>DAILY MAIL</i></p><p><b>'A must-read . . . With tart prose that tastes like sour candy, Kirsten King's debut is a home run' </b><i>MARIE CLAIRE</i></p><p>Lillian is having a great time with Henry: he's charming, well-educated, and exactly the kind of guy she'd like to end up with. That is, until she stays the night at his flat and they end up in a huge argument. Furious, Lillian seeks revenge on Henry by performing a drunken YouTube hex on him.</p><p>But then Henry actually ends up dead.</p><p>Desperate to control the narrative, clear her name, and assume her rightful place as Henry's mourning girlfriend, Lillian's pursuit of the truth will throw her into a dangerous tailspin, which just may just upend her life for good.</p><p><b>'Sharp, hilarious, and painfully relatable' </b>MONIKA KIM, <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author of <i>THE EYES ARE THE BEST PART</i></p><p><b>'I adored this deliciously acidic, addictive novel' </b>EMMA VAN STRAATEN, prize-winning author of <i>THIS IMMACULATE BODY</i></p><p><b>'Wild, wicked, and laugh out loud funny. Lillian is a bad person, but Kirsten King is a <i>great </i>writer' </b>SARAH HARMAN, prize-winning author of <i>ALL THE OTHER MOTHERS HATE ME</i></p><p><b>'Electrifying. <i>A Good Person</i> is a compulsively readable and sharply insightful . . . I loved it' </b>KIMBERLY MCCREIGHT, <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER</i></p><p><b>'Wickedly funny . . . [as] if Ottessa Moshfegh dabbled in murder' </b><i>SEATTLE TIMES</i></p>