The Kind Worth Killing

On a night flight from London to Boston, Ted Severson meets Lily Kintner, a captivating stranger. Over martinis, Ted confides that his wife is unfaithful and jokingly suggests he could kill her. Lily's unexpected response is not one of shock, but a calm offer to help. This dark conversation sets in motion an intricate scheme.

This psychological thriller delves into a world where alliances are fragile and intentions are blurred. As the plan unfolds, the lines between victim and perpetrator become increasingly indistinguishable, revealing layers of deception and unexpected turns. The novel explores themes of moral ambiguity and manipulation, challenging perceptions of who is truly the kind worth killing.