The Kill List

‘Gritty, compelling storytelling’ Daily Mail
‘Dark, tense, action-packed, and so, so clever … I couldn’t stop until the very last page. Outstanding’ Andrea Mara, number one Sunday Times bestselling author of No One Saw a Thing
‘Another absolute cracker. Gruesome and gritty' Liz Nugent, Sunday Times bestselling author of Strange Sally Diamond

‘This is a series that just keeps on giving with thrills, danger, shocks and eeriness with a great cast of characters … Nadine is truly a Queen of thrillers’ Reader review

‘Another exciting, tense, character driven and unpredictable thriller. This is such a good series I simply devoured it’ Reader review

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He will come for them, one by one…
Five shocking murders

Twenty-five years ago, DCI Harry Rhimes arrested Andrew Streeter for the brutal murders of five young people. Streeter’s ‘kill list’ of victims was found in his home, and he was convicted of all five crimes.

A legacy under threat

Now, Streeter’s convictions are being overturned, as new evidence implies the original investigation was corrupt. No one is more shocked that DI Henley. Because this case is personal; Rhimes was her old boss, and he’s no longer alive to defend himself. But when the killings start up again, Henley must face the truth: Rhimes got it wrong twenty-five years ago.

A hunt for a killer

Henley and her team reopen the original murder cases, but they must put their personal feelings to one side. Because the real killer is still out there, and he’s working his way through a new kill list …

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Praise for The Kill List

‘A chilling and gripping serial killer thriller … I raced through it’ Anna Mazzola, author of The Clockwork Girl

‘The most invigoratingly grisly new crime writer on the block’ The Telegraph

‘A brilliant crime thriller. High paced and will have your heart racing throughout. An absolutely brilliant author too’ Reader review

‘I was so excited to read this book … and boy was I not disappointed … Twisty, beautifully plotted and accomplished. Bring on Henley book 4’ Reader review