Green, Amy K: Haven‘t Killed in Years

"Marin Haggerty, daughter of a world-renowned serial killer, spent her early childhood training to follow in her father‘s bloody footsteps, before she developed her own sense of right and wrong. After his arrest, she‘s put in witness protection and happy to take on a new identity, that of harmless office worker Gwen Tanner. Even if keeping everyone at a distance is a little boring, at least she-and society-is safe. But when someone starts sending body parts to her house, the message is clear: I know who you are. To keep her identity secret, Gwen has to take on the highly inconvenient (but kind of exhilarating?) role of hunting down the killer herself, a journey that will take her from the twisted world of true crime fandom to drug-fueled house parties to an unlikely person from her past. She‘ll learn she is capable of deep, human connections after all . . . and that she‘s not the only one with secrets to hide. But is finally opening herself up going to help her catch the killer, or will it put her and others in even more danger?"--