I enjoyed this book. It is not the kind of book that you can take too seriously, because it's just so over the top. The main characters are Kim and Melody. Kim is a homemaker and mortician married to Norman, who is also a mortician. Melody is a hitwoman moonlighting as a cleaning lady.
But this book turns things on their head, because Kim is not what she seems to be, and things start going south really fast. This book moves quickly, with short chapters that keep you turning. The book also doesn't hover on boring dialogue, and there is nothing to draw you in emotionally. But that doesn't mean anything is left to the imagination; the author is just telling a story, page by page.
This book isn't going to change your life, but it's the kind of book that is just fun and doesn't require a lot of thought. It is very dark, as there are tons of people murdered and buried throughout, but if you can handle that, dig in!
But this book turns things on their head, because Kim is not what she seems to be, and things start going south really fast. This book moves quickly, with short chapters that keep you turning. The book also doesn't hover on boring dialogue, and there is nothing to draw you in emotionally. But that doesn't mean anything is left to the imagination; the author is just telling a story, page by page.
This book isn't going to change your life, but it's the kind of book that is just fun and doesn't require a lot of thought. It is very dark, as there are tons of people murdered and buried throughout, but if you can handle that, dig in!