Serial Killer Games, Kate Posey (Review by Anna Sitthi-amorn)

Welcome to the office and jump right into the office drama involving Jake, an utterly gorgeous charming temporary hire and Dolores, a quirky loner with a healthy obsession of serial killers. Kate Posey’s Serial Killer Games is a darkly comedic mystery with an intriguing mix of romance and suspense. Set in an office environment, the story unfolds with a cynical tone, keeping me really engaged with its unpredictable twists. The humor is sharp, and the plot moves at a brisk pace, making it an enjoyable light read. While the book delivers on entertainment, it does not delve deeply into character development, which may leave some wanting more emotional depth. However, the balance of dark humor and mystery makes up for it, offering a fresh take on the genre. Posey’s debut shows promise, and her witty, fast-paced storytelling keeps the pages turning. Overall, A Serial Killer’s Games is a fun, clever read for those who enjoy mysteries with a satirical edge. A solid five stars for engaging several hours of fun.