The Serial Killer’s Daughter: The shocking new killer thriller of 2022 - from the author of bestselling sensation THE SERIAL KILLER’S WIFE

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I would say that this could be read as a standalone too but the extra knowledge from the previous book kept me rapidly reading to find out snippets of information that I remembered.

I will say though- this read started a bit slowly with a large build-up. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it resulted in me piecing together the plot twist a little more than halfway through. I wasn’t aware as to how it would play out though so it’s safe to say I was still hooked to the read. This book centers around Jenny and her husband Mark. Jenny’s father was a serial killer and turned her childhood upside down. When a woman ends up missing with a similar pattern to her fathers murders, Jenny can’t remember anything from that night, does murder run in your blood? Did Jenny do this? Is she being framed for a copy cat murder?

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It’s times like these I wish he’d made use of the ample space in our house to set up his office here – it would save a lot of bother as well as keep business costs down, but he was adamant he needed a place away from the home, somewhere he could separate his work and family life. So, for now, his workplace is in Exeter, about a forty-minute drive away. The plus with having my vet practice just on the outskirts of the village is that I’m there in minutes – no rush-hour traffic to cope with; no road diversions or traffic jams – so I usually take the kids. Because this morning hasn’t begun as planned, the early start is out of the window. The Serial Killer’s Wife has been sitting on my TBR for a few months already, but I have not yet read it. I skipped straight to The Serial Killer’s Daughter. WOW! What a fabulous read. When you reach for this book, you are in for a treat. This is a remarkably gripping read that asks if a desire for killing can be inherited. This hair-raising tale will keep you hooked from start to finish with twists and turns that leaves you guessing all the time.

Welcome to my review of The Serial Killers Daughter by Alice Hunter. Having read and enjoyed the Serial Killers Wife I couldn’t wait to get to this one. Like the serial killer’s wife, the serial killer’s daughter was a little slow and underwhelming but still a good read. Be there in a minute. Can you hurry the kids along for me?’ I do my best to keep my voice steady, despite the fear rising within me. Why is my ring missing, and why is there mud under my nails? In a sleepy Devon village, a young girl is taken from the streets, Local vet, Jenny, is horrified. This kind of thing doesn't happen here. But it's not the first time She's been so close to a crime scene. The daughter of a prolific serial killer, she's spent her whole life from running from who she really is. And the crime is harrowingly similar to those her father committed all those years ago.... So many interesting characters they each added to the storyline and just when I thought that I knew who it was it wasn't. Don’t you let Mark hear you saying that. Isn’t he always declaring, The day is what you make of it?’

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Thanks, Abi. They do look good.’ I reach in and remove the cream-filled chocolate choux bun and take a bite. ‘Oh. My. God,’ I say between mouthfuls. ‘Haven’t had one of these since I was a kid. My mother used to—’ I break off. This read focuses a lot on the human mind. Insecurities, indecisiveness, doubt, fear, betrayal- they’re all emotions portrayed amazingly. Even love. I liked that this read revolved around a person balancing work, family, parenting AND her social life. And to add onto that, enough family trauma to fill an ocean. Scroll down for more! To begin with, the vet practice didn’t even have any veterinary nurses – we only had a small client list and Hayley ran pretty much everything while we did the direct pet care. Our plan had always been to build the business, though – and three years ago, things finally came together when we hired Vanessa, who is the senior nurse now. Nisha came on board more recently, at the same time as Abi who Hayley is training up on the reception but who also has her eye on becoming a veterinary nurse; she’s bright and enthusiastic and young enough to ‘mould’. It’s a happy practice. We all get along – each bringing a unique set of skills to the table.