Sinister

by Katheryn Kiden

For years I've been nice-- letting you all believe you could safely go about your happy little lives--but that all changes now.

I'm finally free to do as I please, and freedom never felt so good. But it is the holiday season, after all, and that puts me in a… giving mood. My newfound
freedom is making me feel a bit festive so I do hope you enjoy unwrapping the presents I left for you.

This year Santa's not the only thing coming back to town, and I plan on making sure it's going to be a killer Christmas.
~Santa's Little Helper

**18+ only. Contains scenes of extreme graphic and sexual nature. This is not a typical Christmas story. Must be read in order with the series; Sinner, Saint, then Sinister. Enjoy.

45 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 21, 2015

About the author

Katheryn was born in Maine and has lived there her entire life. Growing up, she was the only girl out of five children. Out of four loving, but hard-assed, brothers she has been set on fire TWICE, shot at, left with a burning car and a five gallon container of gas, scared out of her mind every time they got behind the wheel, and has enough hilarious stories and amazing memories to fill a million books. It made her independent and every female character she writes reflects strength and independence.
Katheryn books are full of page turning suspense, humor, and enough steam to overheat your e-reader.
"There are no weak women, just weak moments."

Reviews

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sinister is the absolute game changer story to this series. After day three of next to no sleep, I stepped back into the Sinners and Saints world. While I expected a slightly twisted version of a Christmas tale, I was welcomed with yet another plot twist and even more questions about who is killing these broads. Even with a forensic degree, I found myself stumbling through the who-dun-it flow chart of this series before I ripped down every single thought I had and started all over again. I nearly built a suspect chart in my office to see if I could figure out who in the hell is the murderer and that right there says how well this story is written. I honestly don’t know if my mind can even take more of Kiden’s brilliant plot lines and twists. While the first two twists in Sinner and Saint had be stunned, Sinister’s twist left me nearly for dead. It’s been over a week since I finished this book and it has constantly been at the back of my mind. Ms. Kiden, I need the book NOW!!!!