I Am A Killer
She’s made peace with her bloodstained past. Now someone is gunning for her future…
Ex-assassin Acid Vanilla and her friend Spook Horowitz have set up an agency, aiding desperate people who can't find help any other way. But with only one case under their belts and a string of dead bodies in their wake, things are not going to plan.
Spook wants the agency to be a force for good, to not use excessive force. Acid… not so much. She likes the dead bodies. She likes the blood. After finally accepting who she is, she won't let a trivial thing like morality get in her way.
Then a woman contacts the agency wanting help finding her father, and what starts as a missing person case quickly becomes something more sinister. The father is involved with a shadowy figure of the London underworld, and this mistake could prove fatal not only for him and his daughter but for Acid and Spook as well.
So begins a dangerous journey that will take test Acid's skills, endurance and mental health, as well as her friendships. Can she find the missing father whilst growing deeper entwined in a world of violence, vengeance and vindication? Or will her renewed blood lust lead to her own violent demise?
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Matthew Hattersley
Matthew Hattersley was born in Yorkshire, UK. Over the past twenty years he has toured Europe in a rock and roll band, trained as a professional actor, and founded a theatre and media company.
He’s also had plenty of extremely boring jobs to help sustain his creative endeavours.
His bestselling Acid Vanilla series follows a wily but flawed former assassin who, while pursuing a bloody mission of vengeance, begins to discover that helping others may offer the redemption she never expected.
He is also the author of the new John Beckett series and the standalone novels Cookies and Double Bad Things.
He lives in Derbyshire, UK with his wife and daughter, and remains uncomfortable writing about himself in the third person.
Acid Vanilla
Acid Vanilla consists of ten primary books, and includes one additional book that complement the series but is not considered mandatory reads. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
