How Not To Murder Your Ex by Katie Marsh

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and @marshisms for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book How not to Murder your ex is book 1 and is a crime genre. The story about Clio whose 45 years old and her ex that she hates is laying dead on her doorstep. The chapters are from Clio and other characters’ point of view. I found this to be an intriguing read and loved founding out what happened to Clios ex-husband. I liked how close Clio and her friends are and how they wanted to help Clio. I liked that it made me smile while reading this book. I found the story to be at reasonable pace that is written well. Enjoyable read 4 star.That wil entertain you to the end. A cosy read for winter. Blurb How Not To Murder Your Ex It is 5:30 am on Clio's forty - fifth birthday and her hated ex is lying dead on her doorstep. Even worse, this is no accident. Someone ’ s killed him... When single mum Clio ’ s ex Gary turns up dead on the doorstep of her caravan – the one she ’ s been forced to live in ever since he stole every penny she had – there ’ s only one suspect. Her. What ’ s more, she doesn ’ t remember much about the night he was killed – not just because of the for getfulness that ’ s been plaguing her along with the hot flushes – but because she definitely had one too many cocktails with her two best friends Amber and Jeanie . Clio does remember them talking about how much they all hated him though. And, in the frame f or murder, she has to ask herself – if she didn ’ t kill Gary, who did? One of his many enemies? Or someone a little closer to home? And can she and her friends find the real killer before it ’ s too late? Unputdownable mystery set on the English coast – perfe ct for fans of The Thursday Murder Club , Bad Sisters, and How to Kill Your Family. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/murderexsocial Author Bio – Katie Marsh wrote five bestselling, uplifting women ’ s fiction novels before turning to cosy crime for Boldwood. Previously published by Hodder, the first in her new crime series How Not To Murder Your Ex, following the fortunes of the Bad Girls Detective Agency, will be published in December 2023. Social Media Links – Facebook https://facebook.com/KatieMarshAuthor Twitter https://twitter.com/marshisms Instagram https://www.instagram.com/katiemarshauthor/ Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/KatieMarshNews

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