How to Kill Your Family

I've murdered a number of people—some violently, others subtly—but I'm still in prison for a murder I didn't commit.

Upon reflection of what I really accomplished, I regret that no one will ever be aware of the intricate procedure I carried out. Of course, getting away with it is ideal, but who knows? Maybe when I'm long gone, someone will discover my confession by opening an old safe. People would go crazy. Ultimately, very few people on the planet could reasonably comprehend how a person, at the youthful age of 28, could have slaughtered six members of her family with composure. She proceeded to live the remainder of her life with joy, never looking back.

Grace Bernard swears vengeance and begins to murder every member of her father's family after learning that her absentee rich father has turned down her dying mother's requests for assistance. The outcome of this deliciously dark adventure about class, family, love, and murder is as graphic as it is hilarious. Readers have a front-row seat as Grace murders each member of the family one by one.

However, Grace ends herself behind bars for a homicide that she did not commit.

For lovers of My Sister, the Serial Killer and Killing Eve, this outrageously humorous, obsessive, and subversive book is ideal.