4.5 Stars

If you're like me & enjoy books about rich people behaving badly, you've got to make it a point to pick up Eliza Jane Brazier's "Good Rich People"!

This was the first book I've read of Brazier's & I really enjoyed her writing style - the structure of this was so smart & provided for some great twists. There's a ton of amazing, searing commentary in here on the rich vs. the poor, & I loved that Brazier made it a point to shine some light on the homelessness situation going on in LA - the way that particular plot was woven in was done brilliantly, in my opinion. I honestly had no idea where this was all going to end up, but was so satisfied by how it all played out. This easily has one of the best finales of any thriller I've come across recently, channels some major "Ready or Not" vibes. There was one big question I had that I wish was answered, but sitting on it more, it didn't take away from the overall story whatsoever.

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I just wish we were able to find out who "Demi" REALLY was, like what was her actual name? But, again, it's not too important, & TBH I kind of like that it's open-ended, she can essentially just be anyone.

All in all, Brazier really nailed that balance of dark comedy & genuine suspense - this was wicked good fun! I'll definitely be reading more from Brazier in the future!

Thank you so much Eliza Jane Brazier, NetGalley, & Berkley for providing an ARC in exchange for a honest review, & to Berkley for having me as part of the blog blitz for the book's release!