Kill, Sleep, Repeat
(Volume II)
by Britney King

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She’s trained to kill. But will she risk everything to escape?

Nineteen-year-old Sophie Jones has been molded under her mother Charlotte’s lethal guidance, mastering killer skills to inherit the family’s assassin business. Bound by blood and blades, their mother-daughter bond is as unbreakable as it is volatile. But when a mission goes sideways and Sophie spares an innocent life, her unwavering loyalty begins to fracture.

Back home, Charlotte’s latest target ignites a desire she can’t ignore, blurring the line between duty and something far more dangerous.

As buried secrets resurface and relentless enemies close in, Sophie and Charlotte must confront the deepest betrayal of all—the one that comes from within.

Kill, Sleep, Repeat Volume II is a high-stakes, addictive thriller, pulling readers deeper with every page, unraveling shocking secrets up to the final explosive twist. Perfect for fans of Karin Slaughter and Gillian Flynn, this is a story of deadly devotion, twisted bonds, and the haunting cost of family secrets.

My Rating:

Favorite Quotes:

Really, I’d prefer dinner over murder, but what can you do?

My throat tightens. It feels like I’m choking on all the lies I haven’t told yet.

My Review:

It’s another taut, terse, and heavily barbed thriller from the dynamic Britney King. I so enjoy her snarky wit and dark sense of humor. The characters found between the covers of this book were of the most annoying variety, I despaired of them, but I didn’t mind at all that they were disposing of even worse examples of humanity. The plot was fast-paced, highly active, and thrummed with tension.

I must admit to probable cognitive decline in my advancing years as I struggled more than a bit with this one as I felt at sea in trying to remember even fragments of the first installment from 5 years ago… I’ve slept since then. The little pea in my brain just shrugged at my probes for recollection. A self-frustrated and huffed surrender mid-way through for a quick retread of volume one helped immensely. I would highly recommend reading volume one before plunging into volume two.