How to Make a Killing

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Meet the women of Harrington Estates. They're one big happy family. At least, that's what they all say...

New arrival Bella is determined to get to the top, and she doesn't mind stepping on some Louboutin-clad toes to get there.

No-nonsense Hannah was the rising star, but now Bella's stealing her thunder - and her agent of the year award.

Olivia wants it all - the glittering career, the picture-perfect family. But lately it feels like something - or someone - is trying to snatch it away.

Then there's poor Claire, who has lost more keys than sold properties - and Bella makes sure the whole office knows it.

When Bella is found dead at the open house for a 10-million mansion, everyone's a suspect. They'd all die for that listing, after all.

But did one of them kill for it

Fans of How to Kill Your Family and Selling Sunsets will love this hilariously dark thriller from Kate Weston, with characters you'll love to hate, vicious office politics, and a twist you'll NEVER see coming.

Reviews

Absolutely delicious - a furiously funny page turner which kept me guessing up until the very last moment. This book is so much fun. -- Daisy Buchanan
I adored this book! It is riotously funny, horribly familiar, and a brilliantly compelling story. I related so hard to way too much of it, revelled in the darkness, and can't wait for Kate Weston's next novel. Hard recommend! -- Lucy Vine on YOU MAY NOW KILL THE BRIDE
Outrageously entertaining -- Maz Evans on YOU MAY NOW KILL THE BRIDE
Brilliantly plotted -- Amy Beashel on YOU MAY NOW KILL THE BRIDE

Author Bio

Kate Weston is an ex-stand up comedian and the author of four YA murder mysteries, as well as her adult debut thriller You May Now Kill The Bride, which was published in 2024. Her most recent YA book, feminist thriller Murder on a School Night, was shortlisted for the YA Book Prize 2024. Kate has also been been a semi-finalist for Funny Women and New Comedian of the Year, longlisted for Comedy Women in Print and the Branford Boase, and nominated for the Carnegie Medal.

Kate lives in London with her partner and adorable cat Angus.