SUNDAY TIMES No. 1 bestseller. One of Amazon's Best Books of 2022. They say you can't choose your family. But you can kill her... Here's a practical guide on how to kill your family without getting caught. My name is Grace Bernard. I'm 28 years old and I'm a serial killer. When I think about what I did, I feel a little sad. It's sad that no one will ever know what a cunning plan I pulled off. Of course, the world would shudder in horror! They don't understand how a young girl can calmly kill several members of her family... and then live happily the rest of her days without regrets. I did it. Almost. Ironically, I'm in prison for a murder I didn't commit. Complete nonsense! And it all started with my father. He left my mother and me before I was born. I was afraid for my reputation as a novice businessman. This could be forgiven. But when he let my mother die, Simon Artemis signed his own death warrant. And your whole family at the same time. There were seven names on my list. I have already crossed out six of them. There's only one thing left. My cherished goal. Daddy, darling, I'm coming for you. An outrageously funny and dark thriller about a cunning and calculating psychopath obsessed with revenge. "I love this book." —Richard Osman, bestselling author of The Thursday Murder Club "An anti-heroine who can take down major male villains like Patrick Bateman in a heartbeat." — Observer “Scary, but at the same time funny to tears. Another amazing debut." — Sunday Telegraph “I've been struggling to get back into reading after a long break. This turned out to be what I needed. Funny, cool, cynical and twisted, Grace is a heroine I rooted for even though she did the most terrible things." —Jojo Moyes, Amazon bestselling author of Funny and Grim. — ELLE “Funny, furious and strangely uplifting. Grace is a tough and seductive anti-heroine with a keen eye for social issues—even at her worst, you'll never stop rooting for her.” — Pandora Sykes, British journalist and author “Delightfully engrossing...brilliantly written.” — i Paper "A funny, addictive read about family troubles and the media's obsession with murder." - Sunday Times Style