In Bloom

Blir så…

….ledsen över att jag bara har en bok kvar. Det mest underhållande och befriande jag har läst på åratal. Och uppläsaren… kommer testa att lyssna på varenda bok hon läser upp.

More acid sharp gruesome yet sometimes guiltily hilarious musings/confessions from psycho Rhiannon. Pregnant and covering her tracks and still making her adulterous boyfriend suffer for his infidelities Rhiannon navigated the many stages of pregnancy whilst battling her inner voice (or make that the babies voice) which is trying to curb her murderous moods in the name of self preservation. Wickedly dark, the story is still moving forward while we are also getting more history to help understand Rhiannon more. The end lines up yet another story in this series and I look forward to listening to it. As last FAB narration.

Loved this book as much as the first. It follows straight on from the second with Rhiannon pregnant and Craig set up for the murders she committed. She moves in with his mum and dad and tries being 'normal'. The scene with Ivy made me feel sad but in a way it was kind of refreshing to read a book where the MC didn't have a complete personality transplant just because they had a baby and lived happily ever after! Can't wait to read the third one, although I have to wait for pay day, cheeky kindle unlimited for hooking me in with the first and then charging for the others!!

It’s a thriller with a twist but not the kind you expect. Sequel to Sweet Pea, Rhiannon Lewis is back; self proclaimed serial killer of bad people. She’s awfully addictive to listen to, extremely offensive but for some reason you can’t pull yourself away from her commentary of her bleak pregnant life and how she gets through her car crash of a life as a serial killer trying to get away with it. There’s parts that I found a little tedious which were also in the first book like the consistent rattling off of lists in each chapter but there’s also a little dark humour which I loved. It’s definitely a love or hate book. It’s different, it’s harsh, brash and has a weird vibe to it. Definitely worth a listen or read as it’s just so different in contrast to other serial killer books.