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Karin Slaughter's Thriller 'The Good Daughter' Hits Peacock

25 Oct

Summary

Georgia native Karin Slaughter's novel 'The Good Daughter' is now a TV series.
The series premieres on NBC's Peacock streaming platform on November 12.
Filming in Georgia was essential for capturing the show's atmospheric feel.

Karin Slaughter, a Georgia native, has seen her 2017 crime thriller novel, "The Good Daughter," adapted into a television series. The show is set to premiere on NBC's Peacock streaming platform on November 12. It delves into the dark history of two sisters, a narrative praised by Slaughter for its deeply ingrained family secrets and trauma.

Emmy Award-nominated Meghann Fahy takes on the role of Charlotte Quinn, starring alongside Academy Award-nominated actress Rose Byrne, who portrays Samantha Quinn. Both Slaughter and Fahy highlighted the significance of filming the series in Georgia. Slaughter explained that the distinct light, greenery, and overall atmosphere of Georgia were vital, serving as an integral character for the story's envisioned setting.

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