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When She Was Good is a psychological crime novel by Michael Robotham and the second book centered on forensic psychologist Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac. The story investigates Evie's concealed identity and traumatic history while Cyrus examines the death of a retired police officer who had taken an interest in her case. It is written for readers of character-driven crime fiction and continues events established in Good Girl, Bad Girl.
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Do I need to read the first Cyrus Haven book before reading "When She Was Good"?
"When She Was Good" is the second book in Michael Robotham's psychological thriller series featuring forensic psychologist Cyrus Haven and Evie Cormac. While it can be read as a standalone mystery, reading the first book, "Good Girl, Bad Girl," provides crucial context for Evie's concealed identity and traumatic history.
What is the plot of Michael Robotham's "When She Was Good"?
The story follows Cyrus Haven as he investigates the death of a retired police officer while simultaneously trying to uncover the truth about Evie Cormac's dark past. The psychological crime novel delves into Evie's childhood trauma and the dangerous people determined to keep her history hidden.
Who is Evie Cormac in Michael Robotham's novels?
Evie Cormac is a central character in the Cyrus Haven series, first introduced as a traumatized young girl found hiding in a secret room where a man was tortured. In "When She Was Good," she is a young adult still grappling with her mysterious past and her uncanny ability to detect when people are lying.
What genre does "When She Was Good" belong to?
"When She Was Good" is a psychological crime thriller written by Australian author Michael Robotham. It blends police procedural elements with deep psychological character studies, a hallmark of Robotham's internationally bestselling literary style.
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