I am glad that they continued with the same narrator because I dislike when they change narrators in the middle of series. Overall though, nothing super negative to say. I felt like Morris’s voice does sound really young.

I mean, I listened to the audiobook at 1.5x speed again. Honestly, my opinion and experience with her narration hasn’t really changed. She also narrated the previous book in this duology. The audiobook ofÂ The Good Girls by Sara Shepard is narrated by Cassandra Morris. They make really good beach reads or you know books for when you do not have the ability to fully focus or concentrate. Overall, these two books are fun, easy reads but also pretty thrilling. The actual killer is totally a surprise and one that I did not see coming, especially in my current state of mind. If there had been more, I probably would not continue. I do not need to invest a whole lot of time in these books. I like that everything is solved in two books. So, I am so exceedingly glad that this series is merely a duology.

And so, it is a race to find out who the real murderer is.

To make matters worse, more people are murdered – people who were on the wrong side of the girls. Only, they never actually planned to go through with it. You see, he is killed in the same way that they had plotted. This time they are all under suspicion for the murder of Nolan Hotchkiss who is this total douchebag bully. It follows the same previous main characters Mackenzie, Ava, Caitlin, Julie, and Parker. The Good GirlsÂ basically picks up right afterÂ The Perfectionists. Also, this book doesn’t require a lot of brain power to get into which is ideal for me right now. Plus, I had a physical copy of the book on my shelf and a big need to cut down on my clutter with listening to this book and then unhauling it. I figured I might as well continue via audiobook. You see, I listened to the first book in the series,Â The Perfectionists and thought it was okay. The Good Girls by Sara Shepard is actually a book I listened to instead of physically reading because I wanted continuity. Why Did I Listen To The Good Girls by Sara Shepard?