The Ex-Wives Murder Club - by Mette Ivie Harrison (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Ever want to kill your partner? Join the club! Three ex-wives band together to murder their evil husband and wind up in the business of killing the worst of humanity. A darkly humorous suspense, with a heartwarming LGBTQ+ romance, perfect for fans of Elle Cosimano, Joanna Wallace, and Katy Brent.

What do you do when you realize you married a horrible man?
Kill him of course!

For Meg (wife #1), Jenny (#2), and Amelia (#3), the term 'a woman scorned' isn't strong enough. They want more than revenge for the years of their life they wasted with their pitiful excuse for a husband. They want him dead.

As they carry out their lethal plan, they soon realize they're thinking too small. What about all the other men (and women) who cause immeasurable suffering and get away with it?

Thus 'the business' is born. A dazzling new female-owned venture that will change the course of their lives--and shorten many others! And, for Meg and Jenny, it could allow them to experience a love they never thought possible . . .

A laugh out loud, feminist revenge story with horror elements. Readers will be clamoring for more from Mette Ivie Harrison.

Review Quotes

[Harrison] movingly highlights the ways in which Ada's neurodivergence serves as a sleuthing strength . . . Readers will be charmed-- "Publishers Weekly on A Special Interest in Murder"

A clever series kickoff featuring a sleuth who opens the often misunderstood world of autism to a wider audience-- "Kirkus Reviews Starred Review of A Special Interest in Murder"

An extremely smart and refreshingly imperfect series lead-- "Booklist on His Right Hand"

Exceptional-- "Publishers Weekly Starred Review of Not of This Fold"

Highly recommended-- "Library Journal on For Time and All Eternities"

Outstanding-- "Publishers Weekly Starred Review of His Right Hand"

Readers of Betty Webb's books may want to try this series-- "Library Journal on The Prodigal Daughter"

Suspenseful . . . Those looking for a nuanced character study will be well rewarded-- "Publishers Weekly Starred Review of The Prodigal Daughter"

This well-plotted story gives readers a good sense of how autism affects daily life (the author herself is autistic) in addition to being a compelling mystery-- "Booklist on A Special Interest in Murder"

Thought-provoking . . . Powerful and personal-- "Publishers Weekly on For Time and All Eternities"