Kill for Me, Kill for You

By:

Steve Cavanagh

Spice Scale

Number of books

1 Published

KU

❌

Audiobook

✅

Series Status

Complete

Interconnected

N/A

Overall Rating

Coming Soon

Kill for Me Kill for You is a psychological thriller set in New York City, where grieving mother Amanda, whose young daughter was murdered, meets Wendy in a support group and discovers they share a consuming desire for vengeance against the men who destroyed their families. Drawing inspiration from a murder-swap idea, the women privately agree that each will kill the other’s target so neither will be the obvious suspect, believing this will create the perfect crime. In a parallel storyline, Ruth, survivor of a brutal home invasion by a serial attacker known only for his striking blue eyes, struggles with crippling trauma while her husband Scott becomes obsessed with finding the man the justice system cannot touch. As these threads slowly converge, the novel examines how grief and rage warp judgment, what revenge truly costs, and whether two wrongs can ever feel like justice, without revealing how the pact or the investigation ultimately unfold.

Jamie’s review

I love to throw a little psychological thriller in the mix! This one did not disappoint! Started out a little slow but by the middle of the book, it.is.GRIPPING. I was GRIPPED.

Two ordinary women, Amanda and Wendy, make a pact to exact revenge for each other. Inspired by "Strangers on a Train." Things get out of hand and puzzle pieces come together. PLOT TWISTS EVERYWHERE.

I wouldn't say it's a "fun" read (pretty dark) but it will definitely keep you turning pages. I love when an author makes you soften up to the villain(s) 💕🔪

I love to throw a little psychological thriller in the mix! This one did not disappoint! Started out a little slow but by the middle of the book, it.is.GRIPPING. I was GRIPPED.

Two ordinary women, Amanda and Wendy, make a pact to exact revenge for each other. Inspired by "Strangers on a Train." Things get out of hand and puzzle pieces come together. PLOT TWISTS EVERYWHERE.

I wouldn't say it's a "fun" read (pretty dark) but it will definitely keep you turning pages. I love when an author makes you soften up to the villain(s) 💕🔪