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Self-Help for Serial Killers

المساعدة الذاتية للقتلة المتسلسلين

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In this thrilling sequel to The Serial Killer's Guide to Marriage, two serial killers (mostly) who have repented for their crimes discover something deadlier than murder: a midlife crisis.

"As funny as it is relatable...a perfect read for anyone who has ever tried to pursue a hobby while raising a young child."

- Tasha Curiel, author of “Reconciling the Psychopaths*

Homework assignments. Housework. Murders. You can do everything!*Hazel and Fox have it all: two kids, a beautiful house, and a nightly habit of getting rid of people who deserve it.

However, achieving work-life balance is difficult when you want to kill bad men and raise good children.

With a domineering mother at school stalking Hazel, and Fox suffering from performance anxiety after a botched murder, things get worse. Psychotherapy isn't working, and journaling has taken on a whole new meaning...But when they accidentally attract a dangerous group to their doorstep, the couple must pull themselves together - and fast. Because survival in the suburbs is no longer just a challenge, but a real struggle for the lives of their families.

It turns out that self-reliance begins with survival.

Self-Help for Serial Killers

Bibliographic Data

Author
PublisherBantam BooksWebsite
Countryأمريكا
Primary CategoryLanguages and Literature
Published2026
LanguageEnglish (EN)
Pages567 pages
EditionThe first
Dimensions14×21
ISBN ‎ 979-8217301058
Translation
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About Asia Mackay

**Asia Mackay** is the author of *A Serial Killer’s Guide to Marriage* and two additional novels published in the UK. After a career in television in China, she returned to London, where she worked for Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman on their round-the-world motorbike documentaries. She started writing her debut novel, *Killing It,* on maternity leave—it was the runner-up in Richard and Judy’s Search for a Bestseller competition and runner-up and exceptionally recognized for the Comedy Women In Print Prize. Asia lives in London with her husband, four young children, and two dogs.

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