This is a story of a young woman, Kandace (K) taking on household responsibilities, due to an absent father & addicted mother. She feels that she urgently needs to find her father, who may or may not be across the US. K basically begs her boyfriend to join/bring her & he does so out of guilt. He ends up leaving her stranded and broke before they get very far. So, K becomes an instant "Star" stripper to make money to fund the rest of her trip.
I had a really hard time getting into this book, & I honestly couldn't connect with the main character (Kandace/Autumn) or the story-line. In my opinion, everything about this story was unrealistic. And Kandace is very immature & selfish in her thoughts & actions.
Thank you NetGalley for this advanced copy in exchange for my honest opinion.

Thank you so much to Revolve via netgalley for sending me an ARC copy of Goodbye, good girl by Renee Blossom. Goodbye good girl will be released on October 3, 2017

Kandace is just trying to get to California to see her dad and get away from her mom, a cross country drive with her boyfriend what could go wrong. Now i dont know about you but i cant handle being trapped in a car for more then five hours without almosting killing someone so this trip was doomed from the start.

Once her boyfriend and her get into a fight and Kandace is left on the side of the road, cold and alone... but not for long.

Kandace meets a girl named April and she takes Kandace under her wing and brings her into her world of exotic dancing. Its fast money for Kandace if she wants to make it to California.

I dont know if a story about becoming a stripper was supposed to be funny but i was laughing maybe im just weird or maybe its a weird topic to read about.

The beginning was very slow, mainly dialogue back and forth which was overkill. I wanted details and descriptive writing about what was happening not lame conversations. I wanted the road trip to start and the adventure to begin. It took a while. But once it picked up it really picked up, and got really good. While working at the strip club kandace was very much fine with stripping right away, like yeah im fine with walking around naked, my boyfriend didnt just leave me whatever lets screw some guys. I didnt find how Kandace reacted to the whole situation believable.

It was interesting and i liked it but i also dont really know what to think about it, because i have never read a book like it and it was refreshing to see things in a new light!

Thank you to NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book in advance and review it.

Kandace is an 18 year old girl living with her two sisters, Amelia and Coral, and her mother. However she feels like the only adult in her house, her dad lives in another state and sends them money, but there is not enough money for them to pay the bills and get food.

The story is about Kandace trying to find her father, along the way she meets someone who tells her a way to make money so that she can go on her journey to find her father. Goodbye, Good Girl is shows us how a teenager can be drawn into a fast lifestyle for easy money was on point.

Kandace is naïve. Even by the end of the book, her actions and assumptions don't show much evidence of a maturing young woman.

The writing style was not my cup of tea, there were a lot of things I'd change, but it's a light read, and it's and entertaining read.

Thank you Netgalley for the opportunity to read Goodbye, Good Girl.
The premise of this book is that a young woman finds herself in a difficult situation and as a result becomes a stripper.
I find this a bit far fetched and not really believable.
I didn't like the storyline, and didn't get into this book.
I cannot rate as I did not finish it.
Not for me.

This was a book that tells of a young woman that finds herself in a bad situation, and in order to find her way out takes a bet and becomes a exotic dancer overnight. It was for one night but what Kandace experienced that night made her realize that she might not want to stop. She took the dare for a way home but along the way she learned the truth of who she really is, she learned that she could be herself. Learning the truth might finally set Kandace free.
Thank you NetGalley and Renee Blossom for allowing me to read and give an honest review of this book.

Goodbye, Good Girl by Renee Blossom, wow I had good things about this book but it blew my mind. I am glad an author wrote a out this subject, how far would you go for money. How desperate could you become, A small town girl finds her self needing money and decides to dance and strip in a men's club! I won't say more for spolier affects this is a must read in the mind of a young girl and the decisions she makes and why she does! I highly recommend this book!

This book was given to me from netgalley for an honest review and I adored it. It was a great mix of adventure, thrill, and friendship. It was a quick read for me and easy to relate and know the characters.

I absolutely ADORED this book. It had so many unique elements: coming of age mixed with travel mixed with family drama mixed with a thriller. I LOVED Autumn/Kandace's character and identified so much with her myself. Constantly struggling to make things work and letting other people dictate her life, I loved seeing her grow and change as the story went on. I also think April was a great friend for her, who knew a chance encounter at a bus stop could lead to a friendship like that? My only complaint was the Kyle story line, it really seemed kind of pointless after the first few chapters. Overall I really really enjoyed this book and am so glad I had the chance to read it!