Sisters investigate Beth March's murder in this thriller retelling of Little Women, confronting toxic family dynamics and hidden motives.
Sisters investigate Beth March's murder in this thriller retelling of Little Women, confronting toxic family dynamics and hidden motives.
Katie Bernet is an author living in Dallas, Texas. She’s an award-winning creative director, a long-standing member of the DFW Writer’s Workshop, and the director of the 2025 DFW Writer’s Conference. The oldest of three sisters, she’s a diehard fan of Little Women. Beth Is Dead is her ...
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Sexual content includes rape, grooming, adult/minor relationships, and off-page sexual assault.
Murder, blood, physical violence, and injury depicted with recurring intensity.
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Addiction themes and alcohol use appear as recurring elements.
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Themes include social media scrutiny, public ethics, and storytelling ownership.
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Emotional abuse, stalking, gaslighting, rape, grooming, and pedophilia are central.
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