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Book Blurb

Summer 1992: The Six, a group of teenagers, met in a disused mill every night. 

They thought they were invincible until Simon, a kind young man, disappeared.

Summer 2021: The Six - minus Simon - gather at the renovated mill for his memorial. 

The reunion begins and a deadly game of cat and mouse ensues. T

he body count rises. Someone is killing kindness. 

 

It's cruel to be kind...

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Lisa Sell is a thriller, crime, and mystery author. She is an avid reader with a to-be-read tower rather than a pile.

 

Music rocks Lisa’s world too, particularly a good eighties tune. If lost, you’ll find her in a DeLorean, headed for her favourite decade.

 

Lisa’s cats try to help her write but often fail. The furry pests demand attention and desk space. Lisa is currently applying for cat wrangling to be recognised as an Olympic sport.

 

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Killing Kindess

Written By 

Lisa Sell

Review By

Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews

First, I want to thank Lisa Sell, Red Dragon Books, and Zooloo Book Tours for providing me with this book so I can bring you this review.

Killing Kindness written by Lisa Sell was a quick fast paced read that will keep you entertained. However, It reminded me of another book I had read a while ago. 

Lisa opens the book in a very unique way by inviting her readers to a celebration of life for the late Simon Pritchard. This is not just any invite though! Oh no you are expected to come and not requested! It was there and then that I knew this celebration of life would be different.

The Killing Kindness is referenced in the book many times and you will understand the meaning behind the title. 

If you like reunion books with a lot of mystery and suspense this is the read for you. 

As the next few chapters go on we are introduced to each of the 6 that are invited to celebrate Simon. We get a glimpse into their backstory as well. However, it was odd that they were all hiding their guilt for what really happened that night. 

Lisa incorporates some topics that may be sensitive to readers such as suicide, alcoholism, etc.