When She was Bad

When She was Bad by Louise Bagshawe, published by Orion in 2002, is a fiction novel that spans 407 pages. The story centers on two young women, Lita and Rebecca, who come from vastly different backgrounds. Lita, hailing from the tough streets of the Bronx, is fiercely determined to succeed, while Rebecca, who has lived a life of privilege, finds her world transformed when she inherits an estate in England. Their lives become intertwined through themes of betrayal and ambition.

Readers will find a narrative that explores the complexities of these women’s lives as they navigate their contrasting circumstances. The book delves into the psychological aspects of their rivalry and the lengths they will go to achieve their goals. As Lita and Rebecca confront their differences and the betrayals that link them, they ultimately discover that revenge can be a powerful motivator. This edition offers a compelling look at the dynamics of ambition and the impact of choices made in high-stakes situations.