One Bad Apple is a compelling, cosy murder mystery, in the vein of Big Little Lies. 

Set in an elite boys school, rife with scandal and conflict, the perpetual question is - who is here for the boys, and who for themselves?

This story had a gentle but engaging pace, and I enjoyed taking time to get to know the characters and their relationships. The additions of witness interviews and mums chat groups added an interesting dynamic to the story. The ending was satisfyingly twisty, and though I guessed the ending about halfway through, I really enjoyed finding out how all the pieces came together. 

Thank you Little, Brown Group UK for a copy of this book. Opinions expressed are my own.