How to Get Away with Murder

If you picked up this book because you truly want to get away with murder, you will not be disappointed. Simply turn the page and we'll get started... 'Rebecca Philipson has turned the serial killer novel on it's head. Clever and all too credible.' Val McDermid, No.1 bestselling author of Silent Bones 'Remarkable.' The Times Denver Brady claims to be the most successful serial killer of our time - and that's precisely why you've never heard of him. But with the publication of How to Get Away With Murder, his manual for aspiring serial killers, that's about to change. When a copy of Denver's book is found at a crime scene, DI Samantha Hansen is given the job of tracking down the elusive author. As Denver and Sam's stories unfold and converge, it becomes clear that there's more to both than meets the eye. And once Denver's book goes viral, the pressure to find and bring him to justice brings Sam to breaking point. But in this dark and twisted tale, who is hunting whom? *Readers love How to Get Away with Murder!* 'Unputdownable.' Mary Watson, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Cleaner 'Gripping, clever, and powerful... the best thriller I have ever read.' Eirinie Lapidaki, author of The Wives of Halcyon 'Original and gripping' Claire McGowan, author of What You Did 'What an opening line to hook you right in! A fantastic debut from Philipson.' FIVE-STAR Review 'Intensely engaging with complex and flawed characters.' FIVE-STAR Review 'The writing style was brilliant and the plot very engaging.' FIVE-STAR Review 'I loved the tension, the suspense and thrill, I was totally gripped throughout.' FIVE-STAR Review 'A sharp, clever and hugely entertaining book that delivers tension, humour and a standout premise.' FIVE-STAR Review 'Masterful misdirection and pacing kept me glued to the page the entire time.' FIVE-STAR Review

Rebecca Philipson grew up in a mining town in County Durham, where she still lives. Educated in a small convent, she set up her own business at 21 and won both the North East Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award and the Artemis Award for inspirational women in business. Rebecca was inspired to write How to Get Away with Murder after starting a True-Crime blog during the pandemic, and becoming fascinated by the ways in which serial killers are treated like celebrities. In her spare time, Rebecca enjoys all things book-related, netball, travelling and spending time with friends and family.