4 Stars
Can’t live with them, hard to get away with killing them.
Kim and Nicki meet on an international flight and after sharing all their woes with each other come to the conclusion that . . . . .
“We have the perfect solution, you know,” Nicki said. “Solution for what?” Her eyes glittered like broken glass. “For our problems. I kill your ex. You kill my mum. We both get what we want.”
You know what happens next, right?????
But nothing is ever as simple as it seems. Especially when . . . .
The blurb is spot-on saying You Owe Me a Murder is perfect for fans of One of Us Is Lying. I actually enjoyed this YA retelling of a classic a lot more than The Kind Worth Killing and felt the writing was more tightly woven and the various reveals and twists made it un-put-down-able. Recommend to fans of young adult thrillers for sure.
Kim and Nicki meet on an international flight and after sharing all their woes with each other come to the conclusion that . . . . .
“We have the perfect solution, you know,” Nicki said. “Solution for what?” Her eyes glittered like broken glass. “For our problems. I kill your ex. You kill my mum. We both get what we want.”
You know what happens next, right?????
But nothing is ever as simple as it seems. Especially when . . . .
The blurb is spot-on saying You Owe Me a Murder is perfect for fans of One of Us Is Lying. I actually enjoyed this YA retelling of a classic a lot more than The Kind Worth Killing and felt the writing was more tightly woven and the various reveals and twists made it un-put-down-able. Recommend to fans of young adult thrillers for sure.
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