Serial Killer Support Group

A Novel

De: Saratoga Schaefer

Narrado por: Abby Craden, Timothy Andrés Pabon

After her sister is murdered, a woman infiltrates a support group for serial killers in this biting queer feminist debut thriller, perfect for fans of The Final Girl Support Group and My Sister, the Serial Killer.

When Cyra Griffin’s younger sister is murdered by a serial killer, Cyra knows better than to expect justice from the hands of the police department. With the investigation already dying its own slow death, Cyra follows the blood trail and finds her own way forward.

Using insider information (don’t ask), Cyra infiltrates a support group for serial killers by pretending to be one herself in the hopes of finding the person who ended her sister’s life. Proving herself to them comes at a cost, but it’s one Cyra is willing to pay in the name of revenge.

But the dangerous men in the group aren’t the only obstacle in Cyra’s path for vengeance, and the further Cyra descends into the deadly world of serial killers, the harder it becomes to hold on to her own humanity.

This dark, witty debut novel is a cunning homage to women’s wrongs that will have you wondering exactly how many monsters walk unseen among us.

©2025 Saratoga Schaefer (P)2025 Spotify Audiobooks

Maxium creepiness for the whole family*

(*Not for the whole family, please don't do that to your loved ones.)

I liked this title a lot. It reminded me very much of My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite. I enjoyed the main narrator, not so much the additional narrator for the serial killer interstitials.

Not too shabby

A little predictable but I enjoyed it. It’s fun when men get their karma and they definitely do here.

Excellent

A testimony of a sisters love. When your parents don’t take care of you, your siblings will. How far in the deep dark hole of the cyber web will you go to find your sisters killer?

Very intriguing!

When I picked this book up, I thought it would be more of a comedy about serial killers, but was pleasantly surprised within the first few pages to know that this was not that type of book and once I started reading it, I couldn’t put it down. Read it in a day and a half!

Original and really good!

You know, in this day and age, I wouldn't be surprised if a group like the one in this book was real. I certainly hope not, though.

Anyhoo, the book's title dug its nails into my intrigue, and I'm glad to have given in. The serial killer support group in this book read like a real support group. You could easily imagine being a fly on the wall as each session took place, and there were back stories for some of the group's serial killers as well.

Cyra, on a mission to avenge her murdered sister, goes into the belly of the beast as she infiltrates a serial killer support group to see which one, if any, of the serial killers murdered her sister, Myra. She's nothing like the men in this group, at least, that's what she tells herself. Cyra must be careful, though, because if she's found out, avenging her sister will be the least of her worries.

Cyra!

As a mystery/thriller lover, this was perfect. Compelling dangerous women make for great stories. I loved this!

Great story, loved the twists!

Loved the different story line! Female bada$$ as well! Great lead narrator. The male narrator was a bit overboard on characters. It would have been easier to follow those parts to have a different male voice for each male character. Other than that, I loved this book. Didn’t see the twists coming at all!! Definitely worth the credit!

Love it

This was a wild ride loved every min of it omg, I didnt think I would love it as much as i did!

True crime girlies would enjoy this!

I enjoyed this book was very original! The plot twist was fantastic. I would recommend for something different.

Fun Read

The idea of a serial support group sounded funny, so I couldn't resist trying this book. As expected, I was amused as our lead character was infiltrating the group. I did like going back and forth between present day and the pasts of the serial killers. I liked that there was a male narrator for those chapters, but I would have used him for all male parts throughout all chapters for consistency. Granted, there wasn't much variety in his voice from one character to another. The solution to the mystery was uninteresting to me, but I enjoyed the story overall.