Here we join Korede who keeps getting called in to help her sister Ayoola dispose of the bodies of her boyfriends. Family comes first but then Ayoola sets her sights on a man that Korede likes herself and only problems will follow.
There was an interesting mix of the murders being expected but also 'has she really done it again'. I liked reading the different interactions Korede and Ayoola had with those around them, acting like everything was fine and normal after she's just come back from helping dispose of a body.
It's a quick read and quite fun. I wish we find out more about the murders themselves but a good story. Definitely a few questions left at the end of the story which is why it didn't rate higher with me but I still did enjoy the book and would recommend. I liked the dark humour but would really have liked the book to have been longer to address more things that were raised.
There was an interesting mix of the murders being expected but also 'has she really done it again'. I liked reading the different interactions Korede and Ayoola had with those around them, acting like everything was fine and normal after she's just come back from helping dispose of a body.
It's a quick read and quite fun. I wish we find out more about the murders themselves but a good story. Definitely a few questions left at the end of the story which is why it didn't rate higher with me but I still did enjoy the book and would recommend. I liked the dark humour but would really have liked the book to have been longer to address more things that were raised.