How to Destroy Your Ex: The darkly propulsive thriller with a feminist revenge edge

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'Like Practical Magic with a revenge plot' TASHA CORYELL

Three women. One toxic ex. And a breakup that might kill them.

Ivy thought heartbreak was the worst thing he could do to her. Then came the headaches. The exhaustion. The hair falling out. And every doctor insisting it was all in her head.

Until Roisin appears on her doorstep with the same symptoms, the same ex – and a terrifying theory: He did this to us.

Charming, obsessive and impossible to quit, their ex has been draining the life from his girlfriends.

Now he has a new target: Evanthe. But Ivy and Roisin refuse to let another woman become his victim. Together, the three of them decide to fight back. Because monsters don’t always look like monsters. And revenge can have a life of its own.

He’s the problem. They’re the solution.

Praise for An Ethical Guide to Murder:

‘Dark, funny and gripping’ Heat, Book of the Week

'This is high-concept, high-octane, hi-jinks and I'm here for it' Maz Evans

‘[A] clever, beguiling novel’ The Times
'Like Practical Magic with a revenge plot' TASHA CORYELL Three women. One toxic ex. And a breakup that might kill them. Ivy thought heartbreak was the worst thing he could do to her. Then came the headaches. The exhaustion. The hair falling out. And every doctor insisting it was all in her head...

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About the author

Jenny Morris lives in Crowborough, the home of Winnie the Pooh and an outrageous number of charity shops. She loves a moral dilemma, and writes high-concept crime novels that explore deep philosophical questions like ‘How much would I have to pay you to eat a human toe?’ She has a PhD in Cognitive Psychology and works as a behavioural scientist. When not reading or writing, she enjoys galloping around the Ashdown Forest on a horse, foraging for mushrooms and getting way too intense about board games at the pub.
Jenny Morris lives in Crowborough, the home of Winnie the Pooh and an outrageous number of charity shops. She loves a moral dilemma, and writes high-concept crime novels that explore deep philosophical questions like ‘How much would I have to pay you to eat a human toe?’ She has a PhD in Cognitiv...

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