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A review by salam_
The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson
4.0
This was SO GOOD!
As I said in one of my updates- a page turner- though I listened to the audiobook. But I wanted nothing but to listen to it all the time!
This is all I ask from a thriller- to be thrilling lol and The Kind Worth Killing definitely was.
I also, liked how we were set up to sympathize with well.. bad people. All the characters are in one way or the other not good people, but you can't help but to root for them. Especially for Lily.
The different POVs kept me on my toes, and they kept me excited all the while. It worked for this narratives.
And the ending- bittersweet, and a bit twisted. A bit ironic. Was *chef's kiss*
I think I was only disappointed with the plot twists because I saw them coming. Nothing was shocking or completely unpredictable.
This is my second book of Peter Swanson's (The first being Eight Perfect Murders) and his fascination with the idea of "Strangers on a train" was apparent there, and now here. I don't blame him, it is an intriguing premise and I'm glad he made it work so well in this book.
I would definitely recommend The Kind Worth Killing for people trying to get into the thriller genre. You'd be entertained, and you'd definitely want to pick up more from it.
As I said in one of my updates- a page turner- though I listened to the audiobook. But I wanted nothing but to listen to it all the time!
This is all I ask from a thriller- to be thrilling lol and The Kind Worth Killing definitely was.
I also, liked how we were set up to sympathize with well.. bad people. All the characters are in one way or the other not good people, but you can't help but to root for them. Especially for Lily.
The different POVs kept me on my toes, and they kept me excited all the while. It worked for this narratives.
And the ending- bittersweet, and a bit twisted. A bit ironic. Was *chef's kiss*
I think I was only disappointed with the plot twists because I saw them coming. Nothing was shocking or completely unpredictable.
This is my second book of Peter Swanson's (The first being Eight Perfect Murders) and his fascination with the idea of "Strangers on a train" was apparent there, and now here. I don't blame him, it is an intriguing premise and I'm glad he made it work so well in this book.
I would definitely recommend The Kind Worth Killing for people trying to get into the thriller genre. You'd be entertained, and you'd definitely want to pick up more from it.