GILLIAN FLYNN BOOKS: Gillian Flynn Books is the eponymous imprint from the bestselling author of Gone Girl.

Gillian Flynn Books publishes both fiction and nonfiction across genre categories, books that are propulsive, voice-driven, and culturally incisive. A conversation- starting and gasp-inducing list from one of the great writers of our time.

The Imprint's first book, Scorched Grace, was an Indie Next pick and a Barnes & Noble Best Book of 2023.

SOCIOPOLITICALLY RELEVANT THEMES: Like Araminta's previous work, ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS tackles misogyny in both its overt and subtler, more insidious forms, this time destabilizing the idea of the "nice guy." Moreover, through Mel and Lennie's complex narratives, as well as the meta-textual inclusion of articles, reviews, and online discourse covering the events of the novel, Araminta offers a nuanced and timely exploration of how feminist movements, social media activism, and ultimately, women's stories in general are captured in our contemporary media environment.

WELL-CONNECTED, WELL-REVIEWED WRITER: Araminta is a critical darling with an impressive suite of blurbs and earned media attention. She's a respected name in the thriller space and this novel-in many ways a culmination of her previous books' goals-is her most commercial yet and will speak directly to the loyal audience that's been following her work for the last few years, while also drawing in a new, eager readership.

COMMERICALLY SATISFYING STORY: Though many people, including Gillian Flynn, lauded OUR KIND OF CRUELTY for its honest, if uncomfortable, portrayal of the systematic silencing of women, some thriller readers bristled against its storytelling choices. With ONE OF THE GOOD GUYS, Araminta is offering not only incisive social commentary, but also a twisty plot with shocking reveals and an ending that satisfies.

FILM AND TV NEWS FORTHCOMING: Araminta's three previous novels are in development for the screen. EVERYTHING & NOTHING as a returning TV series, OUR KIND OF CRUELTY by Fifth Season as a feature film, and IMPERFECT WOMEN by Elisabeth Moss's company Love & Squalor, with Elisabeth to star.