What would drive authors to want to kill their own readers?

BOOK III in the How To Kill "quick-read" series.

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Authors are supposed to entertain their readers - not hunt them. But after years of spoilers posted on release days, entitled DMs, and fans who believe that “constructive criticism” means sending hostile rants to our Gmail at 3 a.m., we thriller authors have decided it’s time to plot a different kind of ending where not every reader will make it to the final chapter.

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With alliances forming, secrets spilling, and bodies (real ones) starting to drop, this book club from hell becomes a masterclass in suspense… with a killer punchline. So read carefully. Because this time, the story isn’t asking who will die, it’s asking if you’ll be next on the list.

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The invitations have been sent.
If you elect to read this book, consider yourself a plus-one.

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Picking up where the hilarious novella How to Kill your Coworkers leaves off, this third installment is hilarious, sharp-tongued, and packed with jaw-dropping twists. How to Kill Your Readers (and get away with it) is proof that sometimes the pen really is mightier than the sword… but the sword gets the job done faster.

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Though it CAN be read as a standalone, it'll make WAY more sense when read in order after How to Kill Your Neighbors and How to Kill Your Coworkers.
 

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