The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson

The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson

Delayed at Heathrow, Ted tells the woman on the next stool that his wife is cheating and he would like to kill her. He is joking. Lily says she will help, and she is not.

Swanson swaps narrators about a third of the way in, and the swap is the point — one of the most effective mid-book turns in modern crime fiction. Lily's chapters go back to a childhood that explains, with unsettling calm, exactly how she came to see murder as a reasonable solution to a specific problem.

A modern answer to Strangers on a Train, and the thriller readers most often finish in one night.

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