The next day, she discovers odd headless stick figures drawn in chalk on her driveway. Pip receives an email, another one, from an anonymous sender with the message: Who will look for you when you’re the one who disappears? She’s gotten threats before, so she doesn’t let it bother her too much. She uses secret burner phones that she hides in a desk drawer to contact the dealer so that no one-especially not her boyfriend, Ravi Singh, will know about the pills. She keeps promising herself she’ll quit, but her doctor won’t prescribe more and she’s addicted. Furious, Pip refuses and storms out.īecause of the trauma Pip has been experiencing, she’s been buying Xanax from a local dealer to help her relax and sleep. She also must say that the audio clip she used was doctored.

He agrees to drop the lawsuit if she posts a statement admitting she was wrong and apologizing to Max. Max is planning to sue Pip for libel for posting a “defamatory statement” about him on her podcast. In the city, she meets with her lawyer, Max Hastings (a serial rapist Pip outed in one of the previous books), his lawyer, and a mediator. She doesn’t think much about it, her mind focused on the upcoming meeting. ***** Everything below is a SPOILER ***** What happened in As Good As Dead?Īs Pippa Fitz-Amobi is leaving her house, heading to a mediation meeting in New York City, she notices a dead pigeon on her lawn. And don’t forget to follow Susan on Goodreads and Facebook! Special thanks to Susan Jensen, a new BSR contributor, who wrote this great recap! Visit her blog to check out what she’s reading and see what’s on her mind. If you are wondering what happened in As Good As Dead, then you are in the right place!

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