Kill Your Boss

Sometimes work can be murder.

Detective Sergeant Kiara Lui has just broken up a loud brawl between two blokes in front of the Warrigal Public Library. But just as she's about to leave the scene, a man plummets from the sky and slams into the bike rack right in front of her, dead.

Head of Library Services, Neville Adams, was hated by staff, borrowers, and in fact anybody who had ever met him. What might have tipped that hatred into outright murder? The building is quickly sealed, trapping all the suspects inside. Someone should be in custody within minutes.

Instead, the investigation spirals outward, ensnaring half the town, and possibly connecting to a missing-persons a case that has yet to be solved, and which has had the whole town talking. If Neville’s killer isn't found fast, their first victim may not be the last . . .

A darkly-funny, propulsive thriller from the bestselling author of Kill Your Husbands.

©2025 Jack Heath (P)2025 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.

Unexpected twist!

Incredible who-done-it! The relationships between characters so well filled out. I want another from this author.

Great title included in membership

Great title included in membership. Loved the author and the characters, even loved the criminals.

Very entertaining

I thought this was a fun book. The story wrapped up in a strange way, but it was very entertaining. The narrators are great.

Outstanding aeration, very fun mystery.

Great mix of dark humor, procedure, insight, and fun storylines. Awesome Peak into small town life in Australia.

Mystery lite, but not a simple mystery

The opening made a splash and grabbed my attention, setting the tone for the book. It let me know that this cast of characters weren't going to be straight-forward and that I was in for some shenanigans along the way.

Then, just when it seems there is a clear indication of the killer's identity, someone else dies and it couldn't be who we thought it was. Added to the mysteries within the mystery are some ingenious twists on familiar murder methods.

I found this story to be highly entertaining and enjoyed my journey with it.