Review: The Good Girl by Fiona Neill

This contemporary tale will send a shiver down the spine of parents.
The Good Girl by Fiona NeillThe Good Girl by Fiona Neill
The Good Girl by Fiona Neill

The Good Girl by Fiona Neill gets to grips with a darker side of the internet and social media, and makes for a compelling read.

The book examines how easily a private picture or film shared between a teenage couple can lead to a lifetime of repercussions .

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From its powerful opening, through the trials and tribulations of a sex clip going viral, and to the sobering final chapters, this story will serve as a warning to many families.

The potent first chapter, when headteacher Ailsa is shown a sex clip featuring pupils on a mobile phone and realises the girl is her own daughter, will immediately have you gripped.

And if you’re a parent, this tale will stay with you as a cautionary one, even after the closing words.