Love in the Time of Serial Killers

Don’t waste your precious time on this hot mess. It’s absolutely terrible and anyone who says otherwise is a walking red flag that clearly hates you enough that they’re willing to lie to you so you suffer like they did.

Okay first couple chapters was ehh. But once Pheebs met Sam and started socializing more it got pretty good. I enjoyed it overall.

I am a big fan of true crime and I was so excited to read “Love in the Time of Serial Killers.” Ms. Thompson’s creative storyline was funny, emotional and full of surprises. Phoebe is witty, brilliant and made me laugh with her in your face attitude. I loved the family dynamics she has with her brother Conner, and Sam’s shyness made their romance even more enjoyable. Phoebe was her own person whose sole focus was finishing her dissertation and securing a teaching position. She tends to guard her heart when it comes to commitment but meeting Sam definitely changed her mind about love. Phoebe loves shocking people with her vast knowledge of true crime statistics. Not everyone has the stomach for Ted Bundy photos or crime scene diagrams. Phoebe’s love of true crime keeps her mind occupied with the macabre, dark alleys and strangers in the night, and I found it hilarious that Phoebe thought Sam was a serial killer. Sam may be as shy as Phoebe, but that didn’t stop him from confessing his feelings and pouring his heart out to her. Sam would do anything or go anywhere for Phoebe, but did she feel the same way about him? Phoebe desperately wanted to find her place in the world. Was it in Florida with Sam, so she could also be close to her brother? Will Phoebe receive an offer she can’t refuse and put her desk back on the roof of her Camry, and ride off into the sunset?