My Sister, the Serial Killer
By Oyinkan Braithwaite
Publication Year: 2017
Type: Fiction
Genre: crime, mystery, thriller
Read on 2019-09-12
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★★★★☆
Written in the perspective of a nice but annoyingly pushover woman whose little sister is a psychopath who kills the men she dates that the woman then has to help cover up for. Little sister is built up as this beautiful charming manipulative sicko but protagonist is also so annoying throughout in that she just constantly complains and feels down on herself for not being prettier or their mom’s favorite or the one boys like or whatever but never actually does anything about any of this - she just kind of takes this BS and huffs and puffs but then goes and plays the loving hero to help cover up these murders without actually like doing anything sensible to get her sister help or stop her murder victims from, yknow, dying. Book was kind of too short for me to get too much out of it. Kind of neat I guess, and I’m always down for sisters-character driven content because I have a little sister (who is a lil evil Slytherin that really appreciated that I sent her this book and told her it reminds me of her).
