Book: Eight Perfect Murders
Author: Peter Swanson
Pages: 388
Author: Peter Swanson
Pages: 388
This is my 39th read for the year
I listened to this book. I have been working on a 4000 piece puzzle while we have been in quarantine for Covid-19, so audiobooks have been my go to recently.
This is the story of bookseller Malcolm Kershaw who made a list of 8 books that he felt told the story of 8 perfect murders. It was for a blog he was using to help promote books at the bookstore he owned, and didn't expect it to mean anything to anyone. One day - an FBI agent comes knocking at his door and tells him that someone he committing murders based on the 8 books/murders he wrote about on his blog. Malcolm is worried that he could be a suspect, so he starts to investigate himself into who might be commit these murders. What it leads to is a shocking twist in the story and Malcolm finds his own life in danger.
This was a good book. I love murder mystery books, so when this one came out, I wanted to try it. It is a good story, and well written. I wasn't sure where it was going (except I was sure Malcolm was not the murdered), which to mean makes a good read. I encourage you to try this one.
Stars: 4