Book 14 was I Bet You'd Look Good in a Coffin by Katy Brent.

This series is definitely one of my favourites in the genre. If the vigilaunties in my books ever met Kitty, they’d absolutely adore her – just like I do.

Review: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/220b2692-1b19-4027-8fb9-c78683f8d565

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Book 2 was Killing It by Asia Mackay.

I love stories featuring women who kill. Big fan of the whole genre.

An assassin working for a secret government agency returns to work after baby leave. For my tastes, though, it was too focused on the mumsy side of things and not enough on the assassin bit.

Review: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/73617a2e-b233-4fa8-98ed-00422eb30787

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Book 31 was The Light & Shade of Ellen Swithin by DG Coutinho.

Don’t be put off by the terrible title and cover. I read a lot of books about women who kill. This one brought something fresh and different to the genre. Campy, edgy fun! Go read it.

Review: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/39d58b8a-a3ff-47a8-a625-693055ad1128?redirect=true

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Book no. 11 was An Ethical Guide To Murder by Jenny Morris.

I read a lot of ‘women who kill’ books. Like, a LOT. But this one was dark.

Review: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/c75841b4-a9d1-4530-833e-03d359f9458e

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Friday’s book was The Best Way to Bury Your Husband by Alexia Casale.

Darkly hilarious and deeply twisted.

Full review: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reviews/e39405ac-2e7f-45dc-b07f-7bd0e8260948?redirect=true

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