Several times a week, Charlotte Jones leaves behind her husband, daughters, PTA meetings, and suburban small talk, boards a chartered flight, and kills someone for money. Then she comes home and picks up where suburbia left off.
Charlotte has rules.
Stay focused.
Remain in character.
Don't get murdered.
They've worked so far.
To her family, Charlotte is a wife, mother, and flight attendant with a job that keeps her traveling.
In reality, the flights are cover.
At the other end waits a name, a target, and a paycheck.
Charlotte is very good at what she does.
Then one job puts her in the public eye.
Suddenly, people are paying attention.
Her family is asking questions.
And somewhere out there, a secret admirer has become fascinated with the version of Charlotte no one is supposed to know exists.
For years, she has kept her two lives separate.
Now they're bleeding into each other.
Being a wife, mother, and sociopath already gave work-life balance a whole new meaning.
It was easier when nobody knew to look.
Kill, Sleep, Repeat is a darkly funny psychological thriller about a suburban mother with a second career in murder, a secret life coming apart, and the dangerous attention that follows when someone finally notices what she's capable of.
Read if you like:
Female assassins hiding in plain sight Morally gray women who are very good at their jobs Suburban lives covering dangerous double identities Contract killing, secret admirers, and unwanted attention Dark humor mixed with murder and family life Psychological thrillers about control slipping at the worst possible time Fast-paced crime fiction with shocking twists and dangerous women Killing Eve, Dexter, and Jane Doe Characters you absolutely should not root for-but probably will