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🎧 Reminiscent of The Chain.

This story has a memorable badass MC in Jazz. She‘s the much older sister of Joaquin. They were taken in by a foster mom. Jazz is now much too old and out of the house but keeps here eye on her 13 yo little brother. DCFS turns blind eye after blind eye to Carol‘s increasingly bordering criminal parental behavior & now Jazz has a way to save her brother by killing a stranger.

I liked the MC.

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Jazz is just trying to keep her brother safe from their foster mom and gets wrapped up in a murder for hire scheme in Los Angeles. Very fun read, couldn't put it down.

The first rule of Kill Club is : don't talk about Kill Club

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That was SO FUN! Her writing just flows and sucks you in and suddenly, you‘re like 200 pages in! I flew through this one.

A page-turner, yet I wasn't blown away. (Penance by Kanae Minato set a really high bar for all other thrillers I read.) Maybe it's the Kill Club plot 💉🎴 (there be holes), & the number of times Jazz was passive, got the crap beat outta her, & then other times she'd be a warrior, don't take no sh*t from anyone. Not sure if that's meant to show we can be strong in certain moments, weak in others?? 🤔

I'd definitely read another by Heard, though.

I don‘t feel like doing anything other than laying on my couch and starting this book! 😴😵😝

I am still mulling over the events in this book after finishing a day ago. Definitely a page-turner that kept me on the edge of my seat.

Woah. What a thrilling ride this was! The novel was fast-paced, kept me turning the pages, and when I wasn‘t, I kept thinking about Jazz. She is unlike any other protagonists in all the psychological thrillers I've read so far, a reliable narrator for one, and not an alcoholic! She‘s tough, no-nonsense, smart, funny and one helluva bad-ass!

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This book is wicked. Check out my review. https://reecaspieces.com/2019/12/17/the-kill-club-by-wendy-heard-wendydheard-har...

How I plan on spending my Saturday!! ENJOY YOUR DAY LITTENS!

What a story! This thriller/mystery kept me on the edge of my seat the whole book. Jasmine Benavides aka Jazz has tried everything through proper channels of police, CPS, etc. to help her younger brother, living with an abusive foster/adoptive mother Carol. A mysterious organization contacts Jazz, promising a "permanent" solution to Carol. The catch? For Carol to be killed, she has to kill a stranger's Carol. Relentless pacing, great characters!