Southern California’s Eliza Jane Brazier’s latest novel, ‘GOOD RICH PEOPLE’ is set to be released in January of next year. Perfect for fans of survival game thrillers and stories that tackle the issue of wealth disparity, GOOD RICH PEOPLE is Cruel Intentions meets Ready or Not. Eliza explores themes of economic inequality and privilege by taking us inside the minds of two women: Lyla, who is bored by the tremendous amount of her wealth, and Demi, who is ready to do nearly anything to make a better life for herself.
The book just received a starred review from Publishers Weekly (set to appear in their November 15 issue) where they say of it:  “Fiendish…Readers with a taste for the idiosyncratic and the macabre will find much to relish.”
Eliza’s debut thriller, If I Disappear, impressed readers and major national media alike as a “skillful dissection of true-crime podcast culture” (The Rolling Stone) that is “twisted and riveting” (CNN). Brazier’s debut also hooked Hollywood and is currently in the early stages of on-screen adaptation with a major studio.