Miss Massacre's Guide to Murder and Vengeance
312 pages · Released Apr 25, 2014 · Simon and Schuster
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This is an adult psychological thriller centered on a grieving widow's systematic revenge killings following the murder of her family. The narrative explicitly frames the protagonist as unstable and driven by hatred rather than justice. The book is not marketed as young adult fiction and contains graphic violence as its central premise, making it inappropriate for most readers under 16.
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They stole her family. They destroyed her body. They left her for dead. Their mistake. If memory serves, Mrs. Robinson had a happy life with her husband and daughter. Memory is a tricky thing, and hers has been forever altered by a series of traumatic events that left her family dead and her body broken. She survives o... They stole her family. They destroyed her body. They left her for dead. Their mistake. If memory serves, Mrs. Robinson had a happy life with her husband and daughter. Memory is a tricky thing, and hers has been forever altered by a series of traumatic events that left her family dead and her body broken. She survives on a diet of painkillers and hatred, determined to have her revenge. She has a list of names, plenty of ammunition, and a secret admirer. What else does a girl need? Each kill gets her one step closer to her goal and inches from the brink of sanity, racing to finish her list before she goes crazy. The problem, of course, is that she's already there...
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