I enjoyed this book with its dark humour and sibling rivalry!
Ayoola is a serial killer but her sister Korede is left to clean up the mess. Every time. This drives a wedge between the women but Korede wants to protect her sister from being caught so she continues to ‘clean house’ for the sake of sibling loyalty almost - and a lack of trust that Ayoola can clean up after herself! Having been the go to cleaner for a while if she stops now she will be setting herself up too.
The impression is given that blood is thicker than water so Korede assists her sister as usual, every step of the way, until Korede is in a fresh dilemma. She realises her sister has her seights set on her love interest!
I really enjoyed this book and felt the frustrations from the very start, a great book!
Ayoola is a serial killer but her sister Korede is left to clean up the mess. Every time. This drives a wedge between the women but Korede wants to protect her sister from being caught so she continues to ‘clean house’ for the sake of sibling loyalty almost - and a lack of trust that Ayoola can clean up after herself! Having been the go to cleaner for a while if she stops now she will be setting herself up too.
The impression is given that blood is thicker than water so Korede assists her sister as usual, every step of the way, until Korede is in a fresh dilemma. She realises her sister has her seights set on her love interest!
I really enjoyed this book and felt the frustrations from the very start, a great book!