2020: So, this book isn’t really about a serial killer. I mean, she is, but what I found most interesting and appealing in this story was Braithwaite’s comments on feminism, what men expect from women, and sibling rivalries. I laughed every time Korede was forced to remind Ayoola to NOT post on social media, but halfway through the novel, I was brought sharply back to reality that these women (well, mostly one of them) were KILLING people. I really struggled with my perceived take that some of the men deserved it, and the open ending that leads me to believe this will happen again. Sure, it’s meant to be satirical, but it was not bent enough for me to hop on board.