Dear Killer

"Not sure where I stand with this one. There seemed to be a plot hole in the beginning because she was killing with the excuse of nihilism. Definition: the rejection of all religious and moral principles, in the belief that life is meaningless. I didn't believe that to be a strong enough reason but I knew there would be more to come. I honestly thought it would be in the form of a plot twist but that never happened.<br/><br/>I couldn't keep interested the only reason I kept reading was to figure out why she thought she was in the right to kill people. Because most of the people she killed didn't do anything worth the crime. She never looked into them she just got a letter and believed what it said. <br/><br/>I have tried researching Nihilism and maybe I just don't understand the concept. That along with believing that her and mom were special and them and only them alone could carry out their skill. The skill that the world needed chaos, it needed murders to bring people together to appreciate the world. But isn't this all happening already? Is there not a enough going on in the world that two inconsequential people are going to make a difference and think they are above it all.<br/><br/>Like I said maybe I am misunderstanding this code they live by. Just couldn't see the sense in it. I was hoping for twist or a shock there was no suspense no likeable dialogue that made me feel closer to the characters. It was just missing a chunk of realism for me."

"content warnings for this book (let me know if there are any I need to add, I plan to put content warnings in every book in my future classroom library): murder, some graphic content"

"content warnings for this book (let me know if there are any I need to add, I plan to put content warnings in every book in my future classroom library): murder, some graphic content"