A review by mellysreads
The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson

5.0

Sometimes having more that one narrator can be a bit overwhelming, but that’s not the case here. It helps that the change of narrators happens as the story progresses and not in the introduction. In the end, all of the narrators are morally corrupt in some way, but you’ll have the character you can’t help but hope they get away with it. The ending got me and I’ve never rushed to request a hold for a follow up to the story (The Kind Worth Saving).