Haven’t Killed in Years

Twenty years ago, Marin Haggerty became Gwen Tanner. The transition came after her father was convicted of multiple murders when she was nine. Gwen keeps her life fairly boring, at least until the day body parts begin showing up on her doorstep. It’s clear someone knows who she really is. Gwen knows she’ll have to go to some pretty deep lengths to find out who is tormenting her. If they only knew what Gwen was capable of. Her family may be full of killers, but they Haven’t Killed in Years. It might just be time to come out of hiding.

This was a really interesting take on the classic serial killer story. Told from the perspective of the child left behind, one who had witnessed most or all of the crimes. You know you can’t help but be messed up after that. I was actually surprised by the big reveal. That character was not on my radar at all. If you enjoy mysteries that center around complicated characters with dark humor, this book is for you.