The Serial Killer Survivors Club: The Bold and Heartstopping Thriller from Bestselling Author Fiona Cummins
About this audiobook
'I loved it even before I got to the killer twist! Just brilliant!' – Sarah Pinborough, author of Behind Her Eyes
''Compulsive, all-consuming and unexpectedly emotional' – Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious Things
‘Gripping, multi-layered, heartbreaking’ – John Marrs, author of Warm Bodies
'As tender as it is dark' – C. L. Taylor, author of The Missing
The last place you want to belong . . .
Robyn Sullivan is the teenage daughter of a convicted serial killer, a father she adored whose shocking crimes turn her into a pariah overnight.
But as Robyn finally begins to find acceptance and friendship with her peers in an experimental therapy group, a nearby market town is gripped by terror: three young women have vanished without a trace, with no suspect in sight.
When a member of the group disappears on the night of the worst storm in two hundred years, the others head out into the woods, risking everything to find her.
Their hunt for their friend collides with the hunt for a killer – and forces them to confront the question that haunts them all: if your bloodline is steeped in violence, can you ever truly choose a different path?
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About the author
Fiona Cummins is the international bestselling author of eight critically acclaimed novels, including Rattle, her acclaimed debut, and Richard & Judy Book Club bestseller, All of Us Are Broken. An award-winning journalist and a graduate of the Faber Academy, she has won praise from authors such as Lisa Jewell, Chris Whitaker, Val McDermid, Lee Child, and David Baldacci.
Fiona lectures in and teaches creative writing and works closely with the Reading Agency, visiting prisons and delivering writing workshops. Three of her novels have been optioned for television, while Into The Dark was shortlisted for Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year in 2023 and Some Of Us Are Liars was longlisted for the CWA's Twisted Dagger in 2026. Fiona is published in several international territories and has been translated into multiple languages. She lives in Essex with her husband and children.
