Daddy dearest. Alice is attacked at 14 by twin girls that have never really shown an interest in being her friend before. They claim Mister Tender is behind it and they would be famous if they did what he wanted. Alice's father created Mister Tender, a charismatic, manipulative bar tender that has just one question, what would you do for what you want? Alice grows up, moves away, changes her name and buys a coffee shop. But one day, years after her father's death, she receives a hard back of the final graphic novel of Mister Tender, with a hand written inscription from her father. Who found her, how do they know who she is, and what are these new drawings of her daily life that she knows her father didn't draw? The book follows the trajectory of Alice finding out who's behind this stalking, the horrifically damaging relationship between her mother and brother, and what exactly happened in England before she was even born. This story sucks you in and the author is adept at fleshing out characters and building realistic personalities. A dive into true psychopathy that will leave you checking the locks on your doors.