I raced through this humour-laden murderous romp over the space of a couple of evenings.
While reading I was reminded of Made in Chelsea crossed with true crime and while I’m not at all a fan of the reality show (I actively love to hate it and all its regional siblings) I wasn’t surprised to read the author notes at the end saying she was inspired by the show and thinking about what would happen if the girls got their revenge on the cheating boys.
When I read the first look on Readers First I was hooked and I was lucky enough to grab an early arc from Netgalley.
It’s a really quick read which lovers of How to Kill your Family and The Girls I’ve Been will definitely enjoy.
Protagonist Kitty Collins is a kind of anti hero, a meat industry heiress turned vegan social media influencer, a Chelsea girl through and through.
When one too many of her friends and fellow women are wronged by men, she decides to take matters into her own hands (literally) 💉🔪🪓 ☠️
Everything in this book is taken to the extreme, and I think that’s just the kind of read I needed as it was pure escapism.
It’s out of touch with reality… but it could JUST be true.
While reading I was reminded of Made in Chelsea crossed with true crime and while I’m not at all a fan of the reality show (I actively love to hate it and all its regional siblings) I wasn’t surprised to read the author notes at the end saying she was inspired by the show and thinking about what would happen if the girls got their revenge on the cheating boys.
When I read the first look on Readers First I was hooked and I was lucky enough to grab an early arc from Netgalley.
It’s a really quick read which lovers of How to Kill your Family and The Girls I’ve Been will definitely enjoy.
Protagonist Kitty Collins is a kind of anti hero, a meat industry heiress turned vegan social media influencer, a Chelsea girl through and through.
When one too many of her friends and fellow women are wronged by men, she decides to take matters into her own hands (literally) 💉🔪🪓 ☠️
Everything in this book is taken to the extreme, and I think that’s just the kind of read I needed as it was pure escapism.
It’s out of touch with reality… but it could JUST be true.