Killing Eve: Die for Me

De: Luke Jennings

Narrado por: Lucy Paterson

In this high-stakes, addictive installment of Jennings's acclaimed Killing Eve series, the cat and mouse chase between these two lethal adversaries has seemingly ended, the sophisticated, deadly thrill of Eve and Villanelle's relationship is far from over.

Leaving behind everything and everyone she has ever known, Eve has walked out of her old life and into a shipping container headed for Russia. Locked in the darkness with her is Villanelle, whose sights are set on her most high-profile targets to date.

Unable to deny their longing for each other, the former adversaries face their greatest challenge yet: a relationship. While Eve adjusts to a terrifying new world of treachery, conspiracy, and murder, Villanelle must temper her impulse to flee from anything resembling human connection.

Stylish, sexy, and endlessly entertaining, Killing Eve: Die for Me pairs white-hot intensity with the pitch-dark wit that has enthralled readers worldwide, and made Villanelle and Eve the love-hate pairing of the decade. This deeply satisfying conclusion to the Killing Eve series proves that the switchback thrill of the couple's mind-games is as lethally seductive as the cat-and-mouse chase that preceded it.

Awesome

Thrilling and emotionally stirring. Great narration and very hard to put down. thank you author.

Best one yet.

First of all, this is NOT like the show on the BBC. however I can’t not always picture Villanelle as Jodie Comet and Eve as Sandra Oh.
I think this is the best one yet. Eve is a bit of a whiner, but the vibe is overall good and it sets things up nicely for the next book.

The Trend Continues

I wasn't crazy about the last installment of the series but compared to this one it was Michael Connelly or Lee Child. I don't watch the television show but perhaps the reason Villanelle is in freefall is due to the fact that the books are following the show here. Eve Polastri has gone from being a big time cop to being a whimpering, simpering ingenue who can't function without Villanelle at her side. In the beginning Villanelle was a sort of female James Bond, as far as I got in this book she only came off as the queen prisoner of Cell Block H. Thus a series that even at it's best was a trifle cheezy at times, has become a disaster; well anyway that's my opinion; it's possible I might be wrong.

Satisfying ending to a thrilling series

Without spoiling the plot, just wanna note how much I enjoyed this ending. Different interpretations of same characters and story archetypes from the show and I actually like them both, but it’s really nice to have this ending as an alternative to the story of Eve and Oxana. The perspective shift in this entry is interesting too and I think it serves the story more. Plus brilliant narration as always with distinct characterizations of different characters.

Completely predictable

Not that great and needs to keep the political opinion out of the story.