If you are a fan of psychological thrillers that don’t just rely on jump scares but instead burrow deep into your psyche, is a name you already trust. Following the massive success of The One and The Passengers , Marrs returns with a novel that might just be his most disturbing work yet: Keep It in the Family .
Due to the nature of the plot (murder, mentions of child endangerment, and graphic descriptions), this is a darker read. Reader discretion is advised. If you are a fan of psychological thrillers
: Marrs employs a multi-character perspective, rotating between Mia, Finn, and Finn’s parents, Dave and Debbie. The story is also punctuated by transcripts from podcasts, news articles, and first-person chapters from an unnamed child-killer whose timeline moves backwards from the present. Reader discretion is advised
Reviewers from sites like Crime Fiction Lover and Goodreads describe it as one of Marrs's darkest works. While some critics found the plot far-fetched or the characters unlikable, most praised the "jaw-dropping" twists and unrelenting pace. Purchasing Options The book is available through several major retailers: Reviewers from sites like Crime Fiction Lover and
Family secrets, obsession, psychological suspense, and the consequences of the past. Why you should read it: Twisted plot:
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