a fresh and provocative story about a residential assistant and her messy entanglement with a professor and three unruly students

Such an interesting read, really enjoyed this book. Looking forward to part 2!

A charming sequel to the original. I liked the first book a lot more and thought it was funnier, but it was comforting to revisit a summer read with familiar characters.

This is the story of a small Texas town, Promise, the people who live there and a doctor from LA, Jane Dickenson. Jane comes to Promise to be their doctor for three years, to pay off her school loans. To make friends and fit into the community, she needs to learn how to be a Texan - how to dress, eat, ride, talk, and more. In the process, she falls for the town, its people and the love of her life. An easy summer read.

As a fangirl of the "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder" series, I absolutely adored this book. Initially, I expected the book to be a sequel to the series but only realized it was a prequel at the end. Throughout the story, I understood how Pip came to decide on her Capstone Project and it was an intriguing story filled with plot twists and hidden clues. Overall, I would definitely recommend this book and thank you, Holly Jackson, for writing this masterpiece.

Super sad story that had an interesting twist of four different perspectives of their part in the story.

Great concept, but some parts felt a little too repetitive and I hated the ending. Spoiler alert: as soon as he figured out how to survive and got food, he gets rescued. Meh.

I liked this book alot. It was nice how it showed to perspectives instead of just one side. The two different personalities were amazing and I loved how they were very different even though they looked alike. This book is really entertaining I couldn't even put it down before I finished.

Interesting book, couldn’t put it down.

I really liked it.