What is As Good As Dead by Holly Jackson about?

As Good As Dead is the final installment in Holly Jackson's "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder" trilogy. The book follows Pip Fitz-Amobi as she struggles with PTSD while preparing for college and faces anonymous death threats connected to a local serial killer case. When Pip discovers the wrong person may be imprisoned for the DT Killer murders, she investigates and ultimately kills the real killer in self-defense, then frames her enemy Max Hastings for the crime, raising complex moral questions about justice and survival.

Who should read As Good As Dead?

As Good As Dead is ideal for young adult readers who enjoy dark, morally complex mystery thrillers with psychological depth. Holly Jackson's novel particularly appeals to fans of the series who want closure, readers interested in exploring PTSD's impact on young protagonists, and those comfortable with darker themes including murder, trauma, and ethical ambiguity. The book suits mature readers who appreciate fast-paced investigations combined with character-driven narratives that challenge traditional notions of right and wrong.

Is As Good As Dead worth reading?

As Good As Dead delivers a gripping, emotionally intense conclusion to Holly Jackson's acclaimed trilogy, though it divides readers with its darker tone and morally ambiguous ending. The novel excels in exploring PTSD realistically, maintaining heart-pounding pacing, and surprising readers with unexpected plot turns. However, some readers find the final act's ethical choices controversial and the ending bittersweet. If you've invested in Pip's journey through the first two books, As Good As Dead provides necessary closure despite its polarizing darker direction.

How does As Good As Dead end?

As Good As Dead ends with Pip successfully framing Max Hastings for Jason Bell's murder while avoiding conviction herself. After killing Jason in self-defense, Pip and Ravi manipulate evidence to implicate Max, who is eventually convicted over a year later. Pip breaks up with Ravi to protect him, distances herself from family and friends, and attends college in New York City alone. The book concludes with Ravi texting Pip "Hey, Sarge, remember me?" after Max's conviction, suggesting potential reconciliation.

What happens to Pip Fitz-Amobi in As Good As Dead?

Pip Fitz-Amobi experiences severe PTSD in As Good As Dead, leading to Xanax addiction and isolation from loved ones. She receives escalating death threats including dead pigeons and chalk drawings, investigates connections to the DT Killer case, and gets kidnapped by Jason Bell who confesses to being the real serial killer. Pip kills Jason with a hammer in self-defense, then orchestrates an elaborate cover-up with Ravi to frame Max Hastings. Ultimately, she breaks up with Ravi and moves to college alone, haunted by guilt.

Who is the real DT Killer in As Good As Dead?

The real DT Killer in As Good As Dead is Jason Bell, Andie Bell's father and a respected community member. Holly Jackson reveals that Jason murdered five women six years prior and stopped killing after his daughter's death. Jason kidnaps Pip when she discovers connections between her stalker and the serial killer case, confessing his crimes before attempting to kill her. Pip discovers that Billy Karras, the man imprisoned for the murders, was innocent and falsely confessed under police coercion.

Why does Pip kill Jason Bell in As Good As Dead?

Pip kills Jason Bell in self-defense after he kidnaps her, admits to being the DT Killer, and binds her with duct tape at the Green Scene Ltd. warehouse intending to murder her. When Jason temporarily leaves, Pip frees herself and attempts escape through the woods. Upon hearing him return, she grabs a hammer and strikes him repeatedly until he dies. Holly Jackson portrays this as voluntary manslaughter rather than pure self-defense, creating moral complexity since Pip wasn't actively being attacked during the killing.

How do Pip and Ravi frame Max Hastings in As Good As Dead?

Pip and Ravi frame Max Hastings for Jason Bell's murder by manipulating the crime scene and timeline. They alter Jason's body temperature to mislead the coroner about time of death, establish alibis for themselves, set fire to the Green Scene warehouse to destroy evidence linking Pip to the scene, and plant Pip's headphones at Jason's house. Ravi later lies to police about losing the headphones when visiting Jason about a fundraiser. Their elaborate scheme successfully redirects suspicion toward Max, who has existing animosity with Pip.

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『As Good As Dead』の概要

In this chilling trilogy finale, Pip faces her darkest challenge yet. A TikTok phenomenon with 4.8 million UK sales that reshaped YA mysteries, "As Good As Dead" spent every week of 2022 on the NYT bestseller list. What deadly secrets await?

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第1章

The Deadly Price of Truth: A Small Town's Dark Secrets

As Good as Dead isn't just another thriller-it's the haunting finale to Holly Jackson's groundbreaking A Good Girl's Guide to Murder trilogy that has captivated millions worldwide. This conclusion takes readers on a psychological descent that feels both inevitable and shocking. Since its 2021 release, the book has become a TikTok sensation with over 200 million views under its hashtag, while the series has spent 150+ weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Jackson's unflinching examination of trauma and justice has earned praise from Stephen King, who called it "a standout among contemporary YA mysteries." What begins as a stalking story transforms into something far more sinister, forcing readers to question how far they'd go when the justice system fails. Are you ready to follow Pip Fitz-Amobi into the darkness one last time?

第2章

When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted

Dead eyes follow Pip everywhere now. Once a brilliant student detective who solved two major cases, Pip Fitz-Amobi is barely holding herself together. The trauma of her previous investigations-particularly the death of Stanley Forbes-has left her dependent on illegally purchased Xanax just to sleep. Her relationship with Ravi Singh provides brief moments of normalcy, but even his warm presence can't keep the darkness at bay for long. Strange incidents begin accumulating around Pip's home: dead pigeons on her driveway (one grotesquely decapitated), chalk figures drawn progressively closer to her house, and anonymous messages asking the same chilling question: "Who will look for you when you're the one who disappears?" When "DEAD GIRL WALKING" appears written in chalk on her running route, Pip can no longer deny the pattern-someone is stalking her with increasingly threatening gestures. Despite meticulously documenting these incidents, Pip finds herself dismissed by Detective Inspector Hawkins, who suggests neighborhood cats might be responsible for the dead birds and the chalk markings could be children's games. His dismissive attitude only strengthens Pip's conviction that these aren't random occurrences but calculated acts from someone who has been watching her for months. What initially seems like a new mystery to solve becomes deeply personal when Pip discovers an article about the "DT Killer"-a serial murderer who killed five women in nearby towns before being caught in 2012. The stalking methods match exactly what she's experiencing: headless pigeons, chalk figures, silent phone calls. Even more disturbing, the DT Killer's final victim was murdered the same night Andie Bell disappeared-the case that started Pip's investigative journey.

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第3章

The Serial Killer Next Door

The connections between Pip's stalker and the DT Killer case grow stronger when she contacts Maria Karras, mother of Billy Karras-the man convicted of the DT murders. Maria insists her son gave a false confession after nine hours of coercive police interrogation. The evidence against Billy was circumstantial: he discovered one victim's body at his workplace, knew another victim who was his supervisor, his work van was seen near where another victim was found, and he had access to the same duct tape used in the murders. All these connections trace back to Billy's employer: Green Scene Limited-a landscaping company owned by Jason Bell, father of Andie Bell, the girl whose disappearance Pip investigated in her first case. This startling revelation forces Pip to reconsider everything she thought she knew about both cases. Pip interviews Harriet Hunter, sister of Julia Hunter-the DT Killer's fourth victim. Harriet confirms that before Julia's murder, two headless pigeons appeared at their home and chalk figures were drawn near their driveway. Julia had also received silent calls from blocked numbers-exactly matching Pip's current experiences. The conversation takes an unexpected turn when Harriet casually mentions Andie Bell. It turns out that after Julia's murder, Andie reached out to Harriet via email, offering support. They became friends who met weekly, creating another strange connection between Pip's cases. When Pip gains access to Andie's secret email account, she discovers a chilling draft message: Andie knew who the DT Killer was. She had seen him with Julia Hunter days before her murder and recognized him as someone close to her family-someone who sat at their dinner table. Terrified, Andie had been planning her escape when she disappeared.

第4章

The Final Confrontation

As the stalking escalates, Pip receives a call from an unknown number. Using an app to unmask the caller, she discovers it's Jason Bell. When she calls the number back, she hears the phone ringing not just through her phone but directly behind her. Before she can scream, arms grab her from behind-a hand covering her mouth, an arm tightening around her neck. As Pip struggles for breath, her consciousness fades. She awakens in the trunk of a moving car, bound with duct tape. Jason Bell takes her to Green Scene Ltd, an industrial complex where he reveals all his victims died. He admits to disabling the security system and CCTV cameras, assuring her no one will come until Monday morning. Left alone in terrifying darkness, Pip realizes this matches the DT Killer's pattern-he always leaves his victims alone for a period before returning to kill them. Drawing on her determination and intelligence, Pip manages an incredible escape. She frees herself from restraints, tips over the shelving unit she was bound to, and finds a hammer. When Jason returns unexpectedly, Pip is forced to fight for her life. In the violent struggle that follows, she kills Jason Bell in self-defense. In shock but thinking clearly, Pip calls Ravi for help. Together, they develop an elaborate plan to cover up Jason's murder by framing Max Hastings-the man who raped Cara Ward and escaped justice in Pip's previous case. They manipulate the time of death by cooling Jason's body with air conditioning, then warming it back up to make it appear he died hours later when they both have alibis.

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第5章

The Perfect Frame

What follows is a meticulously orchestrated plan worthy of the best crime fiction. Pip and Ravi enlist friends to help establish alibis while they stage evidence against Max. Using Rohypnol purchased from her drug dealer, Pip drugs Max's water bottle, then steals his hoodie, shoes, and cap while he's unconscious. They position Jason's body in the woods, plant Max's hairs on the corpse, leave Max's distinctive shoe prints in the mud, and even step in Jason's blood to create footprints leading away from the scene. After setting fire to Jason's car and the storeroom to ensure police discover the body, they drive Max's car through traffic cameras to further implicate him, then carefully return his belongings to their original places while he remains drugged on his sofa. The plan works perfectly-until Pip discovers her headphones were found at the murder scene. Having fallen out when Jason grabbed her, they create a direct link between her and the crime. Despite her carefully constructed alibi for the manipulated time of death, this evidence could lead to a DNA warrant that would unravel everything. Faced with this devastating development, Pip makes the heartbreaking decision to confess. She believes the only way to protect everyone who helped her is to take full responsibility. She plans her confession carefully-she'll claim she killed Jason around 8:00 PM (before Ravi's alibi begins), then manipulated the body temperature before meeting her friends, who knew nothing of her actions.

第6章

The Truth About Jason Bell

Before turning herself in, Pip makes the crucial decision to help exonerate Billy Karras by meticulously documenting evidence that links Jason Bell to the DT killings. Through careful investigation, she's identified significant trophies Jason kept from his victims - items that carry profound emotional weight: a delicate gold coin necklace that once belonged to his wife Dawn, and distinctive rose gold earrings with pale green stones that were his daughter Becca's prized possession. These items, combined with Andie's unfinished but revealing email draft, form a compelling case that could finally free an innocent man from wrongful imprisonment. During her meeting with DI Hawkins at the station, Pip discovers the police have already begun unraveling the threads connecting Jason to the DT killings. The investigation reveals a pattern far more sinister than initially suspected. News reports soon expose the full horrifying scope of Jason Bell's crimes: he wasn't just the DT Killer but had operated under another terrifying identity - the South-East Stalker. This serial rapist had terrorized communities throughout the early 1990s, only stopping his attacks around the time of Andie's birth in 1994. The pattern shifted dramatically when Andie turned fifteen, marking Jason's evolution from stalker to killer - a chilling progression that suggests his own daughter's coming of age may have triggered this escalation. The justice system moves swiftly once the evidence comes to light. Billy Karras, who had been wrongfully imprisoned, is released as all charges against him are dropped. The relief of his exoneration ripples through the community, though it's tempered by the shocking revelations about Jason's true nature. The case takes another dramatic turn when Max Hastings is arrested for Jason's murder. The evidence against him appears overwhelming: investigators recover his bloodstained hoodie hidden in his garage, match distinctive shoe prints from the crime scene to his exact shoe size and brand, and find his DNA on Jason's body. While this arrest should feel like closure - a neat resolution to a complex case - Pip can't shake an unsettling feeling about the whole situation. DI Hawkins's behavior during their last interaction suggests he hasn't fully accepted her version of events. His parting words - "I'll come find you when I'm done" - hang in the air with ambiguous meaning, somewhere between a promise and a threat. The calculated way he delivers this message leaves Pip wondering whether she's truly seen the last of this investigation, or if Hawkins is quietly pursuing a different theory about what really happened to Jason Bell.

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第7章

The Ultimate Sacrifice

Realizing she can never truly rest while suspicion hangs over her, Pip makes an agonizing decision. She must cut herself off from everyone she loves to protect them, especially Ravi. If Max is found not guilty at trial, the investigation will turn to her, and she can't risk Ravi being charged as an accessory. In a heart-wrenching scene in Lodge Wood, Pip tells Ravi they can never see each other again. Despite his desperate protests and suggestion they could marry for spousal privilege, Pip walks away, knowing this separation is the only way to protect him. Seventy-two days into her self-imposed exile in Cambridge, Pip counts each passing day. She gradually distances herself from her family, planning to stay at university over Christmas break. In her lonely purgatory, she makes promises about how she'll be different if she ever gets her life back: being a better sister to Josh, appreciating her parents, prioritizing her friends, and telling Becca the truth about Andie and their father. Most of all, she thinks of Ravi constantly, speaking to an imagined version of him when she's scared or lonely, desperately trying to preserve the memory of his voice as it begins to fade. She realizes the jury in Max's trial will determine not just his fate but her own. As the novel closes, Pip continues forward, one foot in front of the other, holding onto hope that something good might be waiting for her at the end.

第8章

The Moral Ambiguity of Justice

At its core, As Good as Dead explores the devastating consequences of trauma and the moral ambiguity of justice. Before the events of this book, Pip was already struggling with the ethical contradictions of her previous cases: Elliot Ward wasn't purely evil despite his crimes; Max Hastings was clearly dangerous but manipulated the system to escape justice; Becca Bell remains a fundamentally good person serving time in prison for a crime committed under extreme circumstances. These contradictions had gradually undone her psychological stability, leaving her dependent on prescription drugs, plagued by vivid nightmares, and questioning everything she once believed about right and wrong. The complexities of her past cases created deep fissures in Pip's worldview, challenging her previously black-and-white understanding of justice. Her experiences showed her that the legal system often fails both victims and perpetrators - sometimes simultaneously. The trauma of witnessing these failures manifests in her increasing isolation, paranoia, and inability to maintain normal relationships with friends and family who can't understand the depth of her disillusionment. When faced with Jason Bell - a true monster with no redeeming qualities who has murdered multiple women and now threatens Pip's life - she initially sees an opportunity for redemption. Here, finally, is a case with seemingly clear moral lines: a serial killer who deserves punishment and who the system has failed to stop. Yet her subsequent actions to cover up his death and frame Max Hastings, however justified they might feel in the moment, plunge her deeper into moral complexity and ethical compromise. The novel forces readers to confront uncomfortable questions that echo beyond its pages: Is vigilante justice ever acceptable when traditional legal channels prove inadequate? If the legal system fails to protect the vulnerable, do individuals have the right - or perhaps even the responsibility - to create their own justice? What is the psychological and moral cost of taking justice into one's own hands? For Pip, that cost proves devastating - complete separation from everyone she loves, a life in perpetual fear of discovery, and the gradual erosion of her own moral certainty. The book suggests that justice, rather than being an absolute concept, exists on a spectrum where right and wrong often blur together. Through Pip's descent into moral compromise, readers must grapple with their own beliefs about justice, revenge, and the price of taking action against evil when conventional methods fail. Her journey demonstrates how trauma can push even the most principled person to cross lines they never thought possible, raising questions about whether true justice is ever achievable in an imperfect world.

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第9章

The Ripple Effects of Violence

Holly Jackson masterfully illustrates how violence creates ripples that extend far beyond the initial act, transforming lives in ways both immediate and long-lasting. Jason Bell's crimes as the DT Killer devastated not only his direct victims but created generational trauma that reverberated through entire families. Harriet Hunter, who lost her sister, exemplifies how a single act of violence can permanently alter someone's life trajectory - her grief manifested in decades of isolation and obsessive documentation of similar crimes. The psychological impact extended to the broader Little Kilton community, where parents became overprotective, teenagers lost their sense of security, and an atmosphere of perpetual suspicion took root. Bell's actions set in motion a complex chain of events that would eventually lead to Andie's elaborate escape plan. Her desperate bid for freedom - born from the terror of living under Bell's control - became the catalyst for the entire trilogy's events, demonstrating how violence can echo through time, creating new victims years after the initial crimes. The investigation into Bell's murders also exposed other buried secrets and crimes, showing how one act of violence often unveils others. Similarly, Pip's act of self-defense against Jason creates ripples that threaten to drown everyone around her. While the act itself might be justified, its consequences spread outward like poison through water. Her decision to frame Max Hastings carries its own moral weight - though poetically just given his previous escape from legal consequences for rape, it draws her friends into an ever-tightening web of conspiracy and moral compromise. Each person who helps maintain her secret becomes both protector and accomplice, their lives forever altered by their participation in the cover-up. The novel suggests that violence, even when seemingly justified, always exacts a price far greater than initially apparent. For Pip, that price manifests in multiple dimensions: the loss of her carefully planned future, the erosion of her closest relationships, and the constant threat to her freedom. Her final choice to isolate herself represents both an acknowledgment of these ripple effects and a last desperate attempt at damage control - by removing herself from the equation, she hopes to contain the spread of consequences to those she loves. The question that haunts the final pages is whether this price was worth paying - whether justice for Jason's victims and punishment for Max's crimes justify the destruction of Pip's life and the moral compromise of her allies. Jackson leaves readers to grapple with this ethical dilemma, suggesting that in a world of violence, there are no truly clean solutions, only choices between different kinds of damage.

第10章

Finding Light in Darkness

Despite its bleak themes, As Good as Dead offers profound glimmers of hope through its nuanced exploration of love and loyalty. Ravi's unwavering support for Pip serves as the emotional anchor of the story - even when he discovers the full extent of her actions, his love never wavers. This steadfast devotion manifests in small but significant ways: from his late-night phone calls checking on her mental state to his willingness to challenge her decisions while still standing by her side. Similarly, the loyalty of Pip's friends - Cara, Naomi, Jamie, Connor, and Nat - who help her without fully understanding the gravity of the situation, demonstrates the profound depth of true friendship. Their trust in Pip's judgment, even when faced with increasingly troubling circumstances, speaks to the bonds they've forged throughout the trilogy. The complexity of Pip's final act of self-sacrifice reveals multiple layers of love and protection. While fundamentally heartbreaking, her decision to remove herself from her loved ones' lives shows remarkable emotional maturity and selflessness. She recognizes that her presence could taint their futures and potentially implicate them in her actions. Through this choice, Pip demonstrates that even at her darkest moment - when she's committed acts she never thought herself capable of - her capacity for love remains her defining characteristic. This suggests that no matter how far we descend into moral ambiguity, our essential humanity can survive if we maintain our connections with others, even if those connections must be severed for the greater good. The novel's deliberately ambiguous ending - with Pip physically alone but still moving forward - creates a space for readers to contemplate the nature of redemption and forgiveness. Jackson crafts this conclusion with subtle hints that suggest possibility rather than finality. The mention of Max's ongoing trial implies that time continues to move forward, and with it, the potential for change. Perhaps someday, when the media frenzy dies down and the sharp edges of memory soften, Pip might find her way back to those she loves. This delicate thread of hope amid overwhelming darkness becomes the trilogy's most powerful statement - that even in the aftermath of our worst decisions, the possibility of redemption remains alive, waiting in the wings of an uncertain future. The way Jackson weaves these themes of hope through the darkness creates a compelling commentary on the resilience of human connection. Through Pip's journey, we see how love can simultaneously be our greatest vulnerability and our strongest shield, how loyalty can both save and destroy us, and how hope can persist even in the most desperate circumstances.

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第11章

The Legacy of Trauma

As the trilogy concludes, Jackson offers a nuanced examination of trauma's lasting impact, delving deep into the psychological aftermath of violence and fear. Pip's journey from bright, optimistic student to isolated fugitive illustrates how trauma can fundamentally alter a person's identity and worldview. Her transformation manifests in multiple ways - from her increasing dependence on Xanax to manage anxiety, to her persistent nightmares that fragment her sleep, to her constant hypervigilance that turns every stranger into a potential threat. These symptoms aren't merely plot devices but realistic portrayals of post-traumatic stress, carefully woven into the fabric of her daily existence. The physical manifestations of Pip's trauma are equally well-documented: the trembling hands when she hears unexpected noises, the racing heart in crowded spaces, the exhaustion from constantly being on alert. Jackson shows how trauma reshapes not just the mind but the body's responses to the world. Through Pip's experiences, readers witness how past events echo through present moments, creating ripples that affect everything from casual interactions to life-altering decisions. Yet the novel also suggests that trauma doesn't have to be the end of the story. Even in her exile, Pip makes specific promises about who she'll be if she ever gets her life back - she dreams of returning to university, of rebuilding relationships with her family, of finding ways to help others who have experienced similar ordeals. These aspirations demonstrate her resilience and desire to grow beyond her traumatic experiences. The fact that she continues to move forward, "one foot in front of the other," suggests that survival is possible even after the most devastating events. The supporting characters further illuminate different responses to trauma. Ravi's unwavering support shows how relationships can anchor someone through their darkest moments, while Cara's struggle with guilt and grief presents another face of trauma's impact. Through these varied perspectives, Jackson creates a rich tapestry of human responses to extreme circumstances. In this way, As Good as Dead offers a complex message about trauma: it acknowledges its destructive power while refusing to define its characters solely as victims. Pip may be damaged by her experiences, but she remains fundamentally herself - intelligent, determined, and capable of profound love. Her ability to maintain her core identity while adapting to new realities suggests that healing, while neither simple nor linear, is possible. This nuanced portrayal of trauma's effects makes the novel not just a thrilling conclusion to a mystery series but a thoughtful exploration of human resilience in the face of overwhelming darkness, offering hope without minimizing the real and lasting impact of traumatic experiences.

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『As Good As Dead』の主要テーマ

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serial killer stalking
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『As Good As Dead』の名言

Dead eyes follow Pip everywhere now.
When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted
Are you ready to follow Pip Fitz-Amobi into the darkness one last time?
The Serial Killer Next Door

『As Good As Dead』の登場人物

Pip Fitz-AmobiA student detective suffering from trauma.
Ravi SinghPip's supportive partner who helps her.
Jason BellThe father of Andie Bell and a local business owner.
Billy KarrasThe man convicted of the DT Killer murders.
Max HastingsA man who previously escaped justice for his crimes.

著者について

Holly Jackson is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of As Good As Dead, the explosive finale to her internationally acclaimed A Good Girl's Guide to Murder trilogy.

Born in 1992 and raised in Buckinghamshire, England, Jackson graduated from the University of Nottingham with first-class honors and a master's degree in English, focusing on literary linguistics and creative writing.

Her gripping young adult mystery-thrillers masterfully blend true-crime storytelling with sharp commentary on media bias and criminal justice. Jackson's debut novel launched a global phenomenon, selling millions of copies in over 40 languages and earning the 2020 National Book Award for Children's Book of the Year.

Her other acclaimed works include A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Good Girl, Bad Blood, Five Survive, and The Reappearance of Rachel Price. The series has been adapted into a hit television show, with Jackson serving as writer for season two. Forbes named it one of the top ten greatest YA novels of all time.

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@SofiaP

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201

"It is great for me to learn something from the book without reading it."

@OojasSalunke

"The themed book list podcasts help me connect ideas across authors—like a guided audio journey."

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483

"Makes me feel smarter every time before going to work"

@Cashflowbubu

"Instead of endless scrolling, I just hit play on BeFreed. It saves me so much time."

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"I never knew where to start with nonfiction—BeFreed’s book lists turned into podcasts gave me a clear path."

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117

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@Raaaaaachelw

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108

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254

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201

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483

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第11章

As Good As Dead

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1冊の本。さまざまな聴き方。

The Deadly Price of Truth: A Small Town's Dark Secrets

When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Serial Killer Next Door

The Final Confrontation

『As Good As Dead』をもっと深く楽しむ

The Perfect Frame

The Truth About Jason Bell

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Ultimate Sacrifice

The Moral Ambiguity of Justice

『As Good As Dead』をもっと深く楽しむ

The Ripple Effects of Violence

Finding Light in Darkness

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Legacy of Trauma

『As Good As Dead』を最後まで読み終えました

『As Good As Dead』の主要テーマ

『As Good As Dead』の名言

『As Good As Dead』の登場人物

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1冊の本。さまざまな聴き方。

The Deadly Price of Truth: A Small Town's Dark Secrets

When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Serial Killer Next Door

The Final Confrontation

『As Good As Dead』をもっと深く楽しむ

The Perfect Frame

The Truth About Jason Bell

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Ultimate Sacrifice

The Moral Ambiguity of Justice

『As Good As Dead』をもっと深く楽しむ

The Ripple Effects of Violence

Finding Light in Darkness

聴きながら、すべての言葉を目で追えます

The Legacy of Trauma

『As Good As Dead』を最後まで読み終えました

他のユーザーのお気に入り

もっと見る

『As Good As Dead』の概要