This is a preorder of 'Good For Her' by Tylor Paige! Special edition with sprayed edges!

Release date: April 28, 2026 

Estimated Shipping: End of May 2026 (earlier if possible!)

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Blurb:

Hollywood loves a comeback. Too bad Evie Reyes didn’t come back to play nice.

Five years ago, she watched her mother—an iconic Final Girl—die on the set of Simon Says. Now, she’s back on the same studio lot, cast as the lead in the reboot no one asked for. But Evie’s not here for fame. She’s here for revenge—and she’s got six names on her list.

Sebastian Shaw is Hollywood’s golden boy, a walking six-pack with just enough charm to disguise the fact that he’s a professional liar. He also happens to be Evie’s ex. When he finds out why she’s really back, he doesn’t try to stop her. He offers a deal: he’ll get her access to each of the men she wants to confront—in exchange for six chances to sleep with her.

No feelings. No strings. Definitely no dates.

As bodies pile up and the on-set accidents get harder to explain away, Evie walks a razor-thin line between staying alive and getting justice. And Sebastian? He might be the only person who sees her clearly—and the one person she can’t afford to trust.

This Final Girl isn’t just surviving—she’s stealing the whole damn show

What to Expect:

• Second Chance 
• Dark Romance
• Horror Romance
• Hollywood Setting
• She Wants Revenge/He Wants Her

Content Warnings: 

• This book is rated R:

  Good For Her is a horror romance novel with topics that may be upsetting for some readers. I encourage you to consider this list to know exactly what you are going to encounter while reading this book. This is not an exhaustive list, but I did try to cover the basics. Good For Her features murder—on page and off, discussion of gang rape, kidnapping, dubious consent, free-use, guns, knives, recreational drug use, thinly veiled homophobic comments (not by a good guy), callous comments on sex work, blood, gore, single incident of racism, religious trauma, death of a parent, and abuse of power.