I Kill Killers Kindle Omnibus Edition: A Dark Psychological Thriller

by S.T. Ashman

574 pages, Paperback

Published November 26, 2024

About the author

S. T. Ashman is a German-American writer born and raised in Germany, now calling the beautiful U.S. Seacoast home. She once delved into the criminal justice system as a psychotherapist, a role that gifted her with a unique insight into the human psyche—both the beautiful and the deeply shadowed. In another life, she’d be a trench coat-wearing, mystery-solving female Columbo. Her mother’s lineage traces back thousands of years to the Frisians, a fierce Germanic tribe from the north. A history lover to the core, she explores not only her own ancestry but also Indigenous cultures around the world. She weaves history and cultural awareness into action-packed fiction that keeps readers turning pages late into the night.

Reviews

[Stephanie · Rating 2 out of 5]

2/5 ⭐️
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I had high hopes for this one since it was marketed as a female Dexter, but the further I read, the more it fell apart. Leah is a piano savant who makes her living performing, and on the side she tracks down killers and disposes of them—with the help of her FBI friend who conveniently covers it all up.

The premise sounded great, but the execution was eye roll worthy. The details felt sloppy and under-researched, which killed the authenticity for me. One example: Leah gives a killer drugs and claims the police will think he overdosed—but if someone were truly a junkie, there would be track marks and other physical signs. Little misses like that piled up, and by the end, the whole story just lost credibility.