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Love in the Time of Serial Killers
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*Love in the Time of Serial Killers* by Alicia Thompson is a witty and heartwarming romantic comedy that blends humor with a touch of suspense. The story follows **Phoebe Walsh**, a grad student who is obsessed with true crime and serial killers, a hobby that has made her cynical about love and relationships. When Phoebe returns home to Florida to handle her father’s estate, she meets her new neighbor **Sam**, a charming and seemingly perfect man who makes her feel things she’s not prepared for. However, her true crime obsession leads her to suspect that Sam might not be as innocent as he seems—she starts to wonder if he could be a serial killer, based on his suspicious behaviors. As Phoebe navigates her growing attraction to Sam while grappling with her own insecurities and fears, the novel explores themes of love, trust, and vulnerability. *Love in the Time of Serial Killers* is a fun and clever story about overcoming fears, opening up to love, and the surprises that can come when you least expect them.
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