You need to sign in or sign up before continuing.
Take a photo of a barcode or cover
A review by julsartlove
Serial Killer Games by Kate Posey
dark
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Have you ever started a book thinking you knew exactly where it was going... only to realize, halfway through, you were completely lost?
That was me with Serial Killer Games — and honestly, it was amazing.
At 50%, at 80%, I was still clinging to a story that simply didn’t exist. I thought I was diving into a dark, twisted romcom... and instead, I ended up wiping away tears, absolutely wrecked.
The beginning was slow, and I almost gave up — I almost missed out on something truly special.
Because this book... this book sneaks up on you. It wraps themes like grief and loneliness in a story that feels like a dangerous, beautiful game — and before I knew it, I was all in, heart and soul.
If you asked me at 20%, I would’ve hesitated. But now? Now I’m here, shouting from the rooftops: 5 glowing stars.
Don’t walk away from this one. Let it break you a little. It’s worth it.
That was me with Serial Killer Games — and honestly, it was amazing.
At 50%, at 80%, I was still clinging to a story that simply didn’t exist. I thought I was diving into a dark, twisted romcom... and instead, I ended up wiping away tears, absolutely wrecked.
The beginning was slow, and I almost gave up — I almost missed out on something truly special.
Because this book... this book sneaks up on you. It wraps themes like grief and loneliness in a story that feels like a dangerous, beautiful game — and before I knew it, I was all in, heart and soul.
If you asked me at 20%, I would’ve hesitated. But now? Now I’m here, shouting from the rooftops: 5 glowing stars.
Don’t walk away from this one. Let it break you a little. It’s worth it.