A dark, messy and beautiful story about family, love and sisterhood’ STYLIST??’A suspenseful thriller and a subtle portrait of domestic interactions, with a healthy dose of humour and hope offsetting its darker moments’ HARPER’S BAZAAR ??’Bergstrom’s prose has a rangy, off-the-cuff immediacy, as though you are reading what is happening from inside each character’s skin’ Daily Mail ? ?’A dark, deeply intimate exploration of sisterhood in all its messy, complex glory. Beautifully written and thoroughly compelling’ Yomi Adegoke, Sunday Times bestselling author of The List??’Sharply real and ethereal, as though reading this novel enters you into a deep dream-like state’ Emma Gannon, Sunday Times bestseller? ?’Selfish Girls is an outstanding novel, pithy and singular, gloriously dark and compelling, a must read!’ Salena Godden, author of Mrs Death Misses Death??’Bergstrom is a new voice but sure to be an enduring one’ Caroline O’Donoghue, Sunday Times bestseller ? ?’If anyone is qualified to write about what it means to be a young woman in Britain today, it’s Abigail Bergstrom’ Sunday Times? ?a DAZED best summer read 2025? NOTHING HURTS LIKE FAMILY. Ines is reluctantly moving home on the edge of a breakdown, her childhood sweetheart in tow.