The Serial Killer’s Daughter

‘OMG THAT ENDING!!!!’ ★★★★★ Reader Review

Is murder in the blood?

In a sleepy Devon village, a woman is taken from the streets. Local vet Jenny is horrified. This kind of thing doesn’t happen here.

But it’s not the first time she’s been so close to a crime scene. The daughter of a prolific serial killer, she’s spent her whole life running from who she really is.

And the crime is harrowingly similar to those her father committed all those years ago…

But she’s not her father’s daughter.

Is she?

Readers are LOVING The Serial Killer’s Daughter!

‘A gripping, fast-paced plot that drew me in and propelled me on a twisty, white-knuckle ride. Utterly compelling with an ending that chilled me to the bone.’ Anne Wyn Clark

‘A tense, taut thriller…pulls you along with it right to the last page.’ ★★★★★

‘I loved this book. Once I picked this novel up, I didn’t put it down.’ ★★★★★

‘The twist at the end is so clever that I was left thinking about it for days after.’ ★★★★★

‘Such an addictive read!’ ★★★★★

‘I was completely hooked, I even took it to the toilet with me!’ ★★★★★

‘Intense, gripping, twisty and unpredictable, I loved it.’ ★★★★★

‘Totally gripped from the first page to the last, suspicious of everyone and everything. A tense, faced paced thriller that will keep you up at night.’ ★★★★★

‘A fast-paced book with a great storyline. I tore through the pages and thoroughly enjoyed it.’ ★★★★★

‘The world could’ve ended when I was reading this book and I wouldn’t have noticed.’ ★★★★★

‘Brilliant book. So worth the read. Absolutely kept me rapt right to the end. I loved it.’ ★★★★★

‘Really pacey and suspenseful – I devoured it!’ NetGalley review ★★★★★

About the author

After completing a psychology degree, Alice Hunter became an interventions facilitator in a prison. There, she was part of a team offering rehabilitation programmes to men serving sentences for a wide range of offences, often working with prisoners who’d committed serious violent crimes. Previously, Alice had been a nurse, working in the NHS. She now puts her experiences to good use in fiction. The Serial Killer’s Daughter draws heavily on her knowledge of psychology and the criminal mind.