#BookReview: “The Serial Killer’s Son Takes a Wife” by Michael Libling

I received a copy of “The Serial Killer’s Son Takes a Wife” by Michael Libling from the publisher.

Read my review to see if I recommend the book and where you can buy it.

Book cover for “The Serial Killer's Son Takes a Wife” by Michael Libling reviewed by LGBT fantasy book writer Catherine Green for SpookyMrsGreen.com mindful parenting and modern pagan lifestyle blog.
#Book review for “The Serial Killer’s Son Takes a Wife” by Michael Libling

My Review of  “The Serial Killer’s Son Takes a Wife” by Michael Libling

This must be my favourite fiction book of the year so far! I love a good horror story and this one brings the reader echoes of classic slasher movie gore with 21st century humour. I also think I fell in love with Robert “Bobby” Blessing, which I’m not sure reflects well on my personality! This story delves into the psychology of the serial killer while still imparting the terrible crimes they commit, but it gives us a generational update and a different perspective. I thought I knew where the story was heading and I was almost correct, but the ending still surprised me in a good way. I do wonder if there is the possibility of a sequel, and I would read it. It made me laugh, it made me squeamish, and it made me think about the nature of the human condition.

About the Book

SURVIVAL TIPS FOR SONS OF SERIAL KILLERS

1. Change your last name. Be forgettable.

2. Take comfort. Serial killing is not hereditary. Not usually, anyhow.

3. Never contact your parents, whether on Death Row or elsewhere. You are messed up enough.

4. Choose a dull career. Run an ice cream parlor, for instance.

5. Do not fall in love. Sooner or later, she will ask to meet your mom and dad.

6. Trust no one. Not even her.

7. Do not get married. It cannot end well.

8. Keep what you know to yourself. You were just a kid, after all.

9. Do not return to your boyhood home. No one has forgotten anything.

SURVIVAL TIPS FOR READERS: Watch your back. Lock your doors. Be courteous to everyone. Yes, everyone. This is your only warning.

Buy the book: Amazon; Waterstones.

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Catherine Green is a paranormal author, ghost hunter, Reiki Master Practitioner, and creator of SpookyMrsGreen, a UK-based spooky family lifestyle blog. Based in Cheshire, she shares ghost hunting adventures, haunted doll investigations, paranormal history, family travel, book reviews, and behind-the-scenes insights into her vampire and werewolf novels.
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