Kitty Collins is back, and with a vengeance! The third installment in the series is as good as ever and fans of the books are certain to love this one as much as the others. I certainly did!

I definitely think that these books should be read in order to fully appreciate the arc of Kitty's personality development over time. I am writing this with the assumption that you have read the first two, because I am including details that may spoil some of the twists and surprises in the previous books. Stop here, go read them (you will love them!), and then come back, or just go read this one too!

This story picks up immediately after where the last one ended, with Kitty and Antoinette in LA to avenge what happened to Tor before the conclusion of I Bet You'd Look Great in a Coffin. The relationship between the newly discovered half-sisters is lots of fun to watch as it develops. They get to know each other better and forge their bond through their attempts to take matters into their own hands with respect to the patriarchy and the evil men it protects. But Antoinette is a bit over-eager and sets her sights on other men besides the one who hurt Tor, causing Kitty to recalibrate her plans. Their escapades are hilarious but also very sad: women should not have to take care of the criminals who get away with their misdeeds. But rooting for the murder of bad men is the premise of this series, right?

Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for providing a review copy in exchange for my honest opinion.

I’ve enjoyed every one of these books. Are they outlandish? Yes, but they’re fun. It also helps that Kitty is a likable character. This time she and her sister are traveling to L.A. to get revenge on someone from the previous book. Some new characters, a few murders, & some life changing moments will keep you entertained. Another fun entry in this series.

I love this series. Book three is another darkly funny and extremely entertaining mystery/thriller. For the first half of the book I was not loving the addition of Antoinette but she grew on me by the end and I felt like she was important to the overall story. I did guess a few of the twists but the ending was still incredibly satisfying.

Thank you to both #Netgalley and Harper 360 | HQ Digital for providing me an advance copy of Katy Brent's third and final installment in the Kitty Collins series, To All the Men I've Killed Before, in exchange for an honest review.

#ToAlltheMenIveKilledBefore follows Kitty to LA where she is traveling to "wrap-up" some loose ends after the despicable actions of a certain abusive therapist hospitalizes her best friend, Tor. This time, however, Kitty has a sidekick to serve as her avenging "murder-admin assistant", her newly discovered half-sister, Antoinette. Unlike Kitty, Antoinette lacks the finesse and foresight required for their shared hobby, leaving Kitty with double the responsibilities and twice the stress to ensure the dynamic duo are not arrested. The wild adventure commences a mere two days into the trip when Kitty returns to their Bungalow to discover a maimed A-list celebrity resting at her sister's feet (literally), prompting them to book a nearby Airbnb where they encounter an interesting set of roommates already residing on the property.

I strongly recommend clearing your schedule ahead of cracking open the final installment, or saving it for a #beach day, because to quote a popular advertising slogan, "Once you pop, the fun don't stop." While surprisingly still as entertaining as the first two books, one star docked for the slightly less comedic and more outlandish plot. Overall, four solid and well-earned gold stars.

"To All the Men I've Killed Before" is a blend of rom‑com charm, thriller tension, and perfectly timed dark humor. Honestly, it’s the ideal mix. I absolutely adore this series, but this installment might just be the best one yet. The humor is sharper, the banter is snappier, and there were moments that had me literally laughing out loud. The dynamic between the two sisters felt so natural like they have known each other their whole lives.

What really stood out in this book and series, though, is how the author tackles the impact of sexual harassment and the harm certain men inflict on women. It’s handled with a thoughtful balance—clear enough that you feel the weight of the trauma these characters carry, yet written in a way that still allows the story to be engaging, endearing, and ultimately satisfying in its outcomes.

The thriller and mystery elements were stronger this time around. Even though I had a sense of where the plot was headed, it was still incredibly enjoyable to watch it unfold. I devoured the entire thing in one sitting because I simply couldn’t put it down. A fantastic addition to the series and an absolute blast to read.

Thank you Harper 360 and NetGalley for the ARC. Thank you Katy Brent for writing this series! All opinions are my own.

I have read all the books in the series, and this one is the best yet! It’s wildly entertaining, darkly humorous, and completely over-the-top in the best way. The story follows two half-sisters meeting for the first time and joining forces on a revenge-fueled mission, leading to plenty of chaos, surprises, and a few well-placed twists along the way.
Fast-paced, clever, and packed with outrageous moments, this was an addictive read that kept me hooked from beginning to end. Fans of dark humor, revenge plots, and dysfunctional family dynamics are in for a treat! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Pick up on release sate 8 / 25 / 2026.

Thank you Harper 360, netgalley for the advanced copy it was a fantastic experience entertaining read / listen.

Absolutely enjoyed this read!

This fast-paced thriller delivers a satisfying dose of karmic justice as the people responsible for terrible acts are forced to face the consequences. The revenge-driven plot kept me turning pages, eager to see how everything would unfold. Very satisfying read!

Definitely a female Dexter vibe in this book.

Thank you #NetGalley for the ARC of this to read and review.

Kitty Collins is back, and somehow this series just keeps getting better. To All the Men I've Killed Before is dark, hilarious, chaotic, and completely addictive.

This time, Kitty heads to LA with her newly discovered half-sister Antoinette to settle a score, and the sister dynamic absolutely steals the show. Their banter, chaos, and wildly different approaches to murder had me laughing throughout the entire book.

What I love most about this series is the sharp humor with more serious themes. Beneath all the outrageous situations and laugh-out-loud moments is a thoughtful look at the harm certain men inflict on women and the anger that comes from watching them get away with it.

The pacing is fast, the twists keep coming, and I flew through this book in a single sitting. Darkly funny, wildly entertaining, and impossible to put down, this is another fantastic installment in one of my favorite thriller series.

This series is such a unique take on the Dexter-ish theme of “murdering the bad guys”. I love the addition of her sister Antionette and her boyfriend Charlie. This third book in the series was just as disturbing as the first two books, as can be expected with murder mysteries. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for this eARC.

Engrossing. A bit squeamish making at times, but highlighting the ways women are degraded in a way that underpins social normality. Exposing that, and recognising it, is empowering. Good discussions on guilt and responsibility. I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.

What a ride this was.

This was a book I could not put down. I got through this book pretty quickly when I actually had the time to sit and read. It just flowed so well. It was humorous, had layers and it did not disappoint. I was hooked from the first page until the end.

Kitty teams up with her sister Antoinette to take out a man who put her best friend in a coma.

I actually really enjoyed Antoinette and her randomness. The iconic fake names lol idk she just seemed like a good time.

From the friendships to the crimes. Uncovering secrets as side quest, there is just so much to unpack in the best way.

This book was so much fun! It's the perfect kind of silly and mysterious and suspenseful i like! It's an easy read and recommended for anyone who can't put a book down!

Once again, Katy Brent nailed it with To All The Men I’ve Killed Before. I loved catching up with Kitty, though I’ll never look at footstools or my LV luggage quite the same way ever again. I’m sad this is Kitty’s finale, but we were all given the most perfect ending. Thank you Katy Brent and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this advanced copy.

“This isn’t a girls trip. It’s a murder mission.“

“It’s my signature. All serial killers need a signature.“

“He’s an ally.”

“So here it is. The moment I have truly been waiting for. The moment that I can wipe this repugnant piece of excrement off the face of the planet.”

“Wow, you know how I feel about men, but you have got yourself a king there, Kits.”

“I’m really into this body-disposal-but-make-it-luxe vibe we’ve got going on here.”

Thanks to Harper Collins and Katy Brent for my #gifted copy of this book. I love the Kitty Collins books they are darkly comedic which is exactly what I like. I finished it in just over 24 hours if that gives you any clue as to how much I loved it.

Kitty and her half sister Antoinette are on the hunt for Aiden Ward so they can avenge Kitty’s best friend Tor….Aiden beat the hell outta Tor in the last book. But there are new villains introduced and offed in this book.

I really loved how we got to see Charlie again. I was surprised with that part of the story because where we started and where we ended were completely opposite ends of the spectrum.

One question I have though is whatever happened to Lana Del Gay?! Maybe she’ll make an appearance in book 4 and help solve another mystery.

This is the 3rd book in the series and I’m hopeful there will be more. This is a series that just keeps getting better. It’s funny because the first book was decent but 2 & 3 were my favs. I actually read the first 2 in reverse order which really didn’t matter but I’d say you really should read book 2 before jumping into book 3 in order to really appreciate the characters and storylines.

This is one of my fav series of all time and I’m so glad I gave it a shot because there is no turning back now. I’m a Kitty Collins fan for life.

I really enjoyed this! I had no idea what was going to happen as I read and I enjoyed every step of that

This is my first read from this author and I’m excited for more! I hope there will be a book 2!!!

What a wonderful third book of this series! I wasn’t sure what to expect because sometimes books in a series can get a little worn out by book 3 but this was just as incredible as the first two. There were some twists I didn’t see coming and it was a great conclusion to series. Everything wrapped up nicely.

Katy Brent is an auto buy author for me now!

Thank you to NetGalley for the advance copy in exchange for my honest review.

How have I missed this series before the third entry? No matter, I found it and I am HERE for it! This was absolutely wild and fun and I cannot wait to read the first two and future entries. Seriously, HOW did I miss this before?

To All the Men I’ve Killed Before by Katy Brent
Mystery, thriller
Pub date: August 25, 2026
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 (4.5/5)

Kitty Collins and her new sidekick leave London and head to LA for revenge, but of course run into some obstacles along the way…

This was a bittersweet end to the Kitty Collins series! Kitty is one of my all time favorite fictional characters. She’s fiery, full of feminine rage, and hilarious without trying to be. I’ve loved seeing her character growth and development over the course of all 3 books!

I truly never knew what was going to happen next. I was kept on my toes! Antoinette was the perfect addition to add more comedic relief by how absolutely unbothered she was about everything that happened 😂 her banter with Kitty had me cackling!

If you’re looking for a series that is thrilling, mysterious, dark, but also comical…this is perfect for you! Soooo much fun and I’m soooo sad it’s over!! Katy, you NAILED IT with this finale! (RIP you know who…#iykyk)

Huge thank you to NetGalley and Harper 360 for my gifted copies!

I love catching up with Kitty and seeing all of the crazy things she gets into! I'm really hoping this series will be continuing! I need more!

Vigilantes with flare - and if it's handy no doubt a flare gun, girls gotta get the job done! Kitty's back - with Antoinette in tow for some serious revenge, with a good dose of snark, some definite chuckling (on my part), and maybe some romance? You have to love these two, hope they return for more fun ...

I've said it before, and I'll say it again cause its just that good. Kitty Collins is my hero and an icon! I mean, come on! She's serving justice to men who will evade it just cause they're men. I loved that Kitty had Antoinette this time around to work with her and bond with her newly discovered sister.

Antoinette was just the best! She was hilarious, and she'd always bring up so many valid points. My favourite being that the everyday unchecked harassment is what makes men think they can get away with anything, even murdering a woman because she didn't want to sleep with him. POINT MADE!

I just love that even though this is fiction, not an actual GUIDE on killing men, it does talk a lot about the fears many women face and what women have to go through once they take back control of their bodies. They're called sluts, and if something bad does happen to them, online trolls will automatically say "they had it coming for dressing like that," or "her clothes were permission." And then it can damage other women's way of thinking about other women, and they try to tear them down. It's weird, reepy, and just so wild.

Overall, this was fantastic and another AMAZING book from Katy!

Kitty Collins is my hero! This book was just as good - and just as full of twists and laughs - as the two that came before it and I couldn't put it down. Completely obsessed with Kitty taking her little sister under her wing as her serial killer protege, and all the havoc that follows. Definitely a book I'll be encouraging everyone to read!

Thank you to the publisher for providing a copy for review

This book is so so fun! I an obsessed with Kitty Collins! And the duo between her and Antionette! Seriously, Katy Brent, chefs kiss! It was just perfect!

Kitty Collins is BACK! She is such a fun character. I love how flawed she is, all the mistakes she makes actually make me love her more. Her inner monologue kept me laughing the entire book. I loved the character development that Kitty goes through. I think she had the most growth in this book. She really figures out who she is in the books, while getting into insane shenanigans along the way!

This book is fun and fast paced, and the story moves really well. I liked that the story can be dark and twisty but then hilarious the next moment. Being a Southern California native, I loved that the backdrop of this being set in Los Angeles! With the other 2 books being set in London and France, this was a fun change! Seeing Kitty a little out of her element being is LA was so funny too. There were so many twists and turns in the story and Katy definitely kept me guessing which I loved. Overall this was such a great & hilarious read!

Thank you again, to NetGalley and the Harper360 for this book in exchange for an honest review. And thank you Katy for Kitty Collins and these hilarious stories. I couldn’t get enough!

loved this romance and murder and getting justice for someone. loved the sisters and and trying to help people and find a person that they were looking for. loved that they got back together.

This book is pure chaos in the best possible way.

It starts with a simple question: what would you do if a man destroyed your best friend? Our narrator’s answer? Road trip to LA with her little sister Antoinette and a plan for murder. Sweet, clean justice isn’t on the menu — dismemberment is.

The twist is Antoinette. She’s supposed to be backup, but she’s taking to killing a little too well. Suddenly the hotel isn’t just a base of operations, it’s an active crime scene with body parts. Oops.

The tone is pitch-black comedy meets slasher. It’s violent, campy, and shockingly heartfelt about sisterhood and loyalty. The narrator’s voice is dry, lethal, and so compelling you’ll root for her even while she’s hiding evidence.

Fast-paced, outrageous, and totally addictive. If Kill Bill and Killing Eve had a messy, funnier baby, this would be it.

Thank you, NetGalley for the preview.
5.0 Stars for this 3rd Kitty Book!

I am an avid fan of Kitty and her tactics to make sure bad men do not get away with bad behaviors. It is intoxicating to see how much she has a woman’s back- even without knowing her. I have to say that I’m so glad this pulled in how some women are not for the success of other women and how Kitty thinks they should also be handled! Women tolerate so much in this world from the opposite gender and I think some forget that women can be down right disgusting towards other women.
I am so excited that Kitty has love and appears to be maturing as she faces ‘normal’ female life and its expectations. I’m totally pumped that little sis has a female partner as well and this fast paced story allows for love in many directions despite its obvious ‘killing’ of the bad lives. The epilogue leaves us with a few questions of : ‘family business going strong?’ And ‘do we get to be a part of the wedding/ new generation?!”
5.0 stars for pulling in multi-genre themes- romance, LGBTQIA, mystery/ suspense, and HEA!
I simply need MORE from Kitty, Charlie, Agnes, and Antoinette! This is me officially begging for more spin offs and continuations of this family business!

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I love a campy thriller and this one completely delivers. All the Men I've Killed Before is dark, wickedly funny, and completely embraces its own chaos. What starts as a revenge story quickly becomes an outrageous road trip packed with sharp humor, shocking violence, and an unexpected amount of heart.

Katy Brent's voice is what makes this book shine. It's bold, witty, and impossible to put down, while the story explores sisterhood, loyalty, and how far we'll go for the people we love. The pacing is fast, the ending is satisfying, and the balance of humor and darkness is spot on.

This was my first Katy Brent novel, and I immediately ordered the first two books in the series because I couldn't wait to read more of her work.

Thank you to Harper 360 for the advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

Oh, how I LOVE Kitty Collins! This is book 3 in the series, and not one of these has disappointed. I don’t care how flawed Kitty is, she will never NOT be an icon to me!
I love a cozy thriller that can make me laugh out loud, and this book did just that. The story is fun, with a clever plot. Pacing was perfect. A true unputdownable book.
I hear that this is the last installment in the series, which makes me sad, but I’m also really eager to see what Katy Brent comes up with next!

Thank you to Harper 360 for providing this book for review consideration through NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

TO ALL THE MEN I’VE KILLED BEFORE ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5. Kitty Collins is at it again! With her sister Antionette by her side, they travel to LA to murder on a personal level for the sake of Tor.this was such a fun way to end the series! I’ve read each of these novels prior to release date, and always get so excited to see what Kit is up to next. Short chapters, witty humor, and gruesome revenge. A great conclusion to a really fun twisty series!

I enjoyed this far more than I expected. It strikes a great balance between dark humour and revenge, making a story about murder somehow ridiculously entertaining. The relationship between the sisters was easily my favourite part. Their banter added some much-needed warmth and kept the book from becoming too heavy, even when the body count started climbing.
The pacing kept me hooked, and I never quite knew what kind of chaos was coming next. While some of the darker moments required a bit of suspended disbelief, I found myself embracing the absurdity and having a lot of fun with it.
It didn't quite reach five stars for me, but it was an addictive, fast-paced read with memorable characters, plenty of laughs, and just the right amount of mayhem. I'd definitely pick up another book from this author.

The third installment in the Kitty Collins series was yet another fun read! With characters that are witty, wild and multidimensional, this was a fast paced and easy read.

How far would you go to have your best friends back? Would you travel across the world to track down the man who hurt her? Kitty would. We follow along as she travels from the UK to California with her new found sister in tow as an apprentice. What could possibly go wrong?

I really had a fun time with this book! This is my first by Katy & even though it’s 3rd in the series, I enjoyed these characters and story line without the backstory from those! I definitely want to go back to get the full experience with the other books, but this one kept me hooked in! I read it in less than 24 hours & absolutely love Kitty & her sister Antionette!

This was a dark comedy, thriller vibe book, with lots of female rage, revenge plot, bad ass FMC’s and men getting what they deserve! 🤭 this was full of suspense & twists that kept me wanting more & the ending had me flipping pages like crazy!

If you love banter, laugh out loud moments, strong women, and murdery vibes, this will absolutely be for you!! I’m assuming going in order would give a lot more of a fun and revealing ride for these characters, but I enjoyed this one as a standalone as well!!! Can’t wait to go back and read more!

Thank you Harper 360 & Katy Brent for the gifted early copy!!

Look out Hollywood, Kitty Collins is headed your way, and she is bringing reinforcements!

I tore through To All The Men I’ve Loved Before, I could have read it in one night if it weren’t for my eyes betraying me and needing to sleep. Once again we have out favourite female serial killer Kitty and she is lit for revenge. Her newly discovered half sister Antoinette is joining her in LA and things get off to a bad start when Kitty’s bag isn’t there. If only that was the worst that happens….

Antoinette is new to the killing game and she is excited and impulsive which gets them into trouble. They also discover that there is another serial killer in town and the police are not doing anything to stop them. Cue the Collins sisters, it this is one killer that might get the best of them.

I have heard that this might be the final book in this series which makes me sad 😢 I love going along with her “hobby” and I will miss it. Yes she is killing bad men, but it is the style that she does it with, the humour involved and the way when she loves she loves forever.

A fabulously smart and entertaining read that I couldn’t get enough of.

Thank you Harper 360, HQ Digital for my early copy of this 5 start book to read. Out on August 25th.

". . . now it’s showtime. As they say in Hollywood, action."
We pick up where we left off with book two, with Kitty and Antoinette traveling to LA to track down the man that hurt Kitty's best friend Tor. But of course with Kitty, there's always a few extra "agenda items" to be checked off the list.
I am excited that Kitty had people in her life to share in her hobby, whether a material participant or merely an ear to listen. While she's always been fabulous, it's nice to know she doesn't have to be lonely in her endeavors.
This was another unhinged, i.e. delightfully wicked, addition to the Kitty Collins universe. It's Kitty's world and we're just living in it.

This was such a fun and twisty read! I loved the dark humor, messy characters, and the feeling that I never quite knew where the story was going. A quick, entertaining mystery with plenty of surprises. 4 stars from me!

Katy Brent brings Kitty Collins back for a third time in To All the Men I’ve Killed Before. I adore a Kitty book because you know exactly what you’re in for. Brent delivers a fun, twisted, fast paced beach read you can devour quickly. Will some of the logistics of Kitty’s kills make sense? Absolutely not! But, when you put realism aside, you’ll laugh and look forward to the next misogynistic man to meet Kitty.

In the third installment, Kitty travels to Los Angeles with her new found sister Antoinette. They’re looking for Aidan Ward, the man who beat up Kitty’s best friend, Tor, in the previous book. Kitty has promised Tor that Aidan won’t hurt another woman again. While that’s the mission, Antoinette goes a little rogue looking for the WeHo Ripper, a serial killer rumored about on Reddit, who the police aren’t taking seriously.

Kitty and Antionette’s relationship is like the odd couple. Kitty is very structured and prefers research before a kill. Antoinette believes everything on the internet and is spontaneous. The clashing between them makes it difficult to move forward with their main objective. This dynamic and location shift really breathes new life into the series. It was a perfect way to end the trilogy. But I hope Brent brings Kitty back with another trilogy in the future. This series reminds me a lot of Sophie Kinsella’s Shopaholic series and I’d love to see Kitty in several more books exploring her “hobby.”

Thank you to Harper 360 for this ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Amazing ending to this trilogy!

I liked and enjoyed the first half of this book, but I absolutely loved the second half. It was full of twists and so much drama. I didn´t trust anyone outside of Kitty and Antoinette, and later of course C. The new characters were a great adittion to this part of the story since Kitty and her sister were in a new country and it was nice seeing their interactions.

As for the relationship of Kitty and Antoinette, it was so heartwarming. After years of Kitty beliving she was an only child, she finally found someone she could relate to, not just by blood but by experiences and beliefs. They got to bond and learn to trust each other.

The main plot of this novel was focused in getting revenge for Kitty's friend, and it was done in a twisted and funny way. But I also loved the way this story portrayed Kitty, more conscious of her actions and mature compared to the previous books. Talking about this, I didn´t think Kitty was fully ready to be in a relationship in book 2, so it was great to see her change in this novel.

*Posible spoiler maybe*


Charlie! He and Kitty had to work on themselves, each in their own ways to accpet their reality and how to work together. I loved their ending, and I would have loved to see his reaction to Kitty´s news.

I absolutely loved the first two books in the Kitty Collins series, so it really pains me that the third (and I believe final) book just didn't live up to the first two for me. I don't typically love books with LA/Hollywood settings, and part of the reason I loved the first two was because they were so delightfully British.

Kitty and her newly discovered half-sister, Antoinette, are taking a girl's trip to track down the man who beat their friend half to death and then skipped the country. The men in LA are just as sleezy, if not worse, than London, so let's just say they get a little ✨ sidetracked ✨ There's also a serial killer on the loose targeting women with accounts on an OF like site, and the sisters get caught in their cross hairs when Antoinette goes rogue and tries to set a trap.

Some of the twists here were predictable, though I ultimately didn't see the final one coming, and other hints were so heavy handed that I almost felt nauseous too (oh no, not the unexplained nausea and feeling faint 🤦🏻‍♀️)

If this was a conclusion to the series, I would have rather had more time with the characters we already knew, rather than be introduced to a whole new cast in LA. It sounds like there's a setup for a spinoff where Antoinette takes the reigns, but I'm not sure if I'd be very interested in continuing with her as a main character, since she is just SO young and doesn't operate by the strict set of rules Kitty plays by. I still enjoyed this as a fast read and support Kitty's mission statement wholeheartedly, but thought this one focused more on Antoinette than it should have.

Kitty Collins is back in To All the Men I've Killed Before by Katy Brent.

"Kitty is in Southern California looking for the man that hurt her good friend. She knows exactly what she'll do when she finds him. This trip she brought her sister, Antoinette - the sister she just found out about. But Antoinette is still learning the ropes and now they have a body to get rid of - no, ...make that two bodies to get rid of."

This is another dark humor read from Brent. This story starts slower because it feels the same as previous books. The pace picks up when Antoinette gets impulsive and more people are brought in. Kitty has always been a solo act and now she's coming to terms with more people knowing that she's a killer. Some interesting characters in this one. And some surprise news for Kitty.
Fans of dark humor and feminine rage will enjoy this one.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Harper360 for gifting me a digital ARC of the latest in the Kitty Collins series by Katy Brent. All opinions expressed in this review are my own - 5 stars!

Kitty has tracked the lowlife who hurt her best friend to Los Angeles, and she's brought her sister, Antoinette, along. Kitty has rules for murder - no one innocent, no one vulnerable, and don't get caught. Antoinette has much to learn.

If you love dark humor and bad men getting their dues, this series is for you and it keeps getting better. I'd recommend reading the others (they are too good to miss!) so that you understand Kitty's motivations and back story. There's plenty of suspense as well, and I put life aside until I finished. Supposedly this is the last book in the series which makes me sad, but it sure was a great ride!

This was a fun read! You definitely have to suspend your belief in this book, because obviously it could never happen in real life. Some of the murders were a bit dramatic/silly, but it’s par for the course with this book. Everything seemed pretty straightforward, so I was pleasantly surprised by the twist at the end. I wasn’t expecting that, for sure.

A lively at times chaotic romp about sisters on a mission. Kitty and Antoinette are very different but they are united in the plan to eliminate bad men and one man in particular. I missed the first two books and know I was missing some of the dynamic and history but this was fine as a standalone. It does go over the top at times but I liked the banter, Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC. For fans.

4 stars for the Kitty Collins third book, "To All the Men I've Killed Before", which I really enjoyed (as I did the first two) - a fun series! In this one. our crazy female serial-killer, Kitty, goes off to California to help a friend "take care of" a man problem and she bring's her lil sister along as an apprentice in murder. But is there a second killer there whose turf they've intruded on? Funny and full of female rage, I really enjoyed it, but it did have some slow spots in the middle. Not sure if there's another of these or not, they're quite fun, but maybe getting a touch stale. Anyway, it's a fast paced and fun ride. My most sincere thanks to Net Galley and the publisher for my gifted advance readers copy -always really appreciate the opportunity to read & review titles early!

Dare I say her best one yet . I have been engulfed in this series from day one and with the newest “apprentice” her very crazy little sister this made for my favorite book so far. There is so many twist, turns, and a heck of a lot of gore! Fingers crossed this crazy little series will continue!

It was so much fun to once again spend time with Kitty Collins and follow her while she continues her style of vigilante justice against "bad men." In this third installment Kitty travels from the UK to Los Angeles with her newly discovered stepsister, Antoinette. They are looking for Aidan Ward, who beat her friend, Tor, severly putting her in the hospital.

I loved the relationship between the two sisters, it was funny, messy, and at times "sisterly". Kitty is so out of her element in a city she knows nothing about, where do you take body parts so they won't be discovered? Antoinette is spontaneous when executing her kills, and this causes Kitty some real problems.

To All the Men I've Killed Before can be read as a stand-alone, but I really recommend reading the series from the beginning. You really don't want to miss all the fun. At times the plot is over the top with Kitty and Antoinette's antics, which makes the story all the more enjoyable. This is a fast read and a great addition to the series. There are some twists along the way and about that ending. . .

At it's core, this book is definitely about revenge and the " toxic masculinity" theme in our society. The author uses her trademark dark humor to make her point.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher, Harper 360, for an ARC. The opinions in this review are my own.

Katy Brent knows exactly how to make revenge taste sweet. Should that worry us? Nope. When her friend gets her heart broken by a man who really should know better, Kitty Collins decides to set an example for those who would hurt her friend and walk away. Along the way, Brent provides readers with one of the most entertaining books I've read since Samantha Downing became a retired serial killer. This is the last book in the Kitty Collins series. Hopefully, Katy Brent will find another lowlife who needs a lesson and bring her back.

KITTY COLLINS:
Source: NetGalley and HarperCollins.
TO ALL THE MEN I'VE KILLED BEFORE, #3 - What a fun ride! I absolutely love this author and her stories. Intriguing story lines with interesting characters but I knew who it was early on, but that did not take way from the fun. Plenty of action, friends and family times. 5*

I BET YOU'D LOOK GOOD IN A COFFIN, #2 - OMGosh! There are two books before this one, drats, I missed them. I hurt myself from laughing while reading this entertaining, hilarious, and slightly bloody story. I love the main characters and how family can be supportive. I love the story lines. I love the dialogues. I love the fact that even with all that was going on I was exposed to a lot of self-doubt and head garbage. I did not know this was a series, just slight mentions about past happenings, that it did not matter that this was my first read. OK, so I was slow on the uptake but I was so immersed in the story. 5*

Kitty Collins is back, and this time she's taken her particular brand of chaos to LA. 😂 This was such a fun read—dark, ridiculous, funny in places, and still very much the Kitty I've enjoyed throughout this series.

I especially loved Kitty and Antoinette together. Their sister dynamic brought a lot to the story, and watching Kitty try to keep everything under control while chaos continued to pile up was incredibly entertaining. There was also a mystery running through the story that kept me guessing, and the reveal actually surprised me—which is getting harder to do with the amount of thrillers I read!

I originally thought this might be a 4.5, but after sitting with it, 4 stars feels right. I had a great time reading it, got some laughs, enjoyed the twists, and thought the ending wrapped things up really nicely. If this ends up being the final Kitty Collins book, I'm satisfied with where everyone was left—but I certainly wouldn't say no to more.

This entire series has been such a unique, fun ride. A designer-loving former influencer who happens to kill terrible men? It's completely unhinged, and somehow it works. 😂

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an ARC in exchange for my honest review.

Overall: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Resolution: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

One Word Summary: Unhinged 😂🔪

This was my first Katy Brent novel, and what a way to be introduced to her writing. This was absolutely wild, chaotic, twisty, and crazy fun. I never quite knew where the story was headed, and I was completely along for the ride. There’s something about a book that can be this unhinged while still keeping you invested, and this one definitely delivered.

I have been waiting for this book for a year and a half and it didn’t disappoint!! This was so fun. When I thought I knew where it was going, enter plot twist!
I only guessed one thing right but I feel like everyone will lol.
It kept me hooked and needing to find out what was going to happen next. It was so fast paced and easy to follow, I love the humor that is sprinkled throughout as always!
Kitty Collins was so back and I’m sad to see the series end.
I can’t say too much as it’s always better going in blind.
I really enjoy Katy Brent’s writing and I’m excited to see what happens next, maybe an A spin off👀
Thank you for the arc!!