The Retirement Plan wer. angielska

Dark humour, dirty deeds, marriages and murder . . .

The perfect new read for fans of&nbsp The Thursday Murder Club,&nbsp How to Kill Your Family&nbsp and&nbsp White Lotus

’An absolute scream from the first page to the last’&nbsp Janice Hallett, author of&nbsp The Appeal
’Incredibly funny with plot twists you won’t see coming’&nbsp Stylist

Their husbands are driving them mad, and murder is on their minds . . .

but the men have a plan of their own.

Pam, Nancy and Shalisa once imagined retirement would mean setting aside their worries, picking up their margaritas, and lying back in a hot tub. Right up until their husbands lost all their savings in a reckless investment.

Now, collecting their husbands’ life insurance is starting to sound more appealing than growing old with them. But enlisting the help of the local barber/hitman isn’t merely the most daring thing the friends have ever done – it’s also where the trouble really begins.

Because they don’t realise their husbands have some tricks up their sleeves.

And there’s no turning back now . . .

From the first laugh to the final twist,&nbsp The Retirement Plan&nbsp is full of characters who will steal your heart while plotting their dark deeds.

’Clever, funny, tender.

A triumph’&nbsp Jennie Godfrey, author of&nbsp The List of Suspicious Things

’Blending&nbsp Desperate Housewives&nbsp and&nbsp White Lotus&nbsp vibes, this is a darkly funny crime novel’&nbsp My Weekly

’Funny, twisty, deviously dark!’&nbsp Sarah Pearse, author of&nbsp The Sanatorium

’A total riot’&nbsp Clare Pooley, author of&nbsp The Authenticity Project

’Hincenbergs knocks it out of the park’&nbsp Publishers Weekly, starred review

’Thoroughly addictive’&nbsp Ian Moore, author of&nbsp Death and Croissants

’Relentlessly entertaining’&nbsp Chris Brookmyre, author of&nbsp The Cracked Mirror

’Absolutely hilarious’&nbsp Jessica Bull, author of&nbsp Miss Austen Investigates

’Packed full of humour and charm’&nbsp Amy McCulloch, author of&nbsp Breathless

’Deliciously funny and unpredictable’&nbsp Keith Stuart, author of&nbsp A Boy Made of Blocks