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Female Vigilante Books For When You Are *This* Close to Snapping
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items Tired of watching the news and feeling like the world is just a dumpster fire of injustice? Already binged all the John Wick movies and read every Jack Reacher book? I gotchu! Check out these epically satisfying tales of female vigilantes who serve u...
A refined college professor plays by the rules at work, and secretly takes out bad men in her free time. Despite disguising them as accidents and suicide, someone starts seeing a pattern, and the book alternates between her trying to avoid suspicion ...
They Never Learn by Layne Fargo, Paperback
Fresh out of prison, Killian Delaney just wants to put the pieces of her life back together, but when her niece is kidnapped, all bets are off. And when she finds out the man responsible is the man who sent her to prison, it’s on.
Seven Crows (Killian Delaney, #1) by Kate Kessler
Alex has always been a little … different. When her sister was murdered and her killer walked free, she trained and watched until she was able to get her revenge. But how do you quell the urge to kill once the seal has been broken? How do you hide yo...
The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis
What’s an accomplished socialite slash serial killer to do when she finds herself falling for a true crime podcaster? Engineer a meet-cute and kill him with kindness, of course!
Bad Men by Julie Mae Cohen
When four forced-into-retirement lady assassins realize that the celebratory cruise their company sent them on was a ruse to take them out, they have to work together to prove that women of a certain age are not to be messed with.
Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
3 women in or close to menopause suddenly develop strange new powers, which lead them to a body on the beach. The police brush the body off as a drug addicted sex worker, but the women uncovered a darker secret, and work together to ensure justice is...
The Change by Kirsten Miller