After two “accidental” murders of men who were sexual predators, the main character, Kitty Collins (I will discuss the characters later on), decides this is her purpose. There would be an extremely important scene happening and the book just focuses on the high-end sofa or curtain or boots rather than the gravity of the scene.

I do see that and appreciate it but after a certain point, it kind of started getting on my nerves as I felt that it was the third wheel in every scene. I’m doing a total brain cleanse, saying adios and never looking back on the time I spent with Kitty Collins. When the words ‘social media influencer are muttered’, they can induce huge inner sighs and feelings of scorn about everything that’s wrong with the world of social media. In case it’s not clear, this is a satirical revenge fantasy so the the plot has a tenuous basis in reality, and the characters, including Kitty, are more properly caricatures.Now she can’t seem to stop as she has acquired a taste for revenge though has strict rules about her targets that she names Kitty’s Code. Kitty might be known as popular IT Girl, a very famous influencer, spoiled elite but she has darker side that she doesn’t share with her social circle! The plot was interesting but the whole time, I couldn't suspend my disbelief which kept drawing me out of the story because how on earth did Kitty get away with it when her phone was there, she used Tinder and let's not even talk about driving her car to all the places. I honestly couldn't care if my ex thought I was the second coming of Christ or the gatekeeper to Hell.

Plus, for an old codger like me, an insight into fashion, drugs and lifestyle that both enlightens and depresses. Kitty forms a cute connection that allows her softer side to be shown and drives some character growth.Sweetie, your propensity to pop pills, down straight shots of vodka, and throw money at your problems makes you JUST like the girlies that run in your circle. being a vegan is totally fine with me, it's not how I live, but why ya gotta make me question what's in my meat so much? For most of the story, Brent takes the reader on an in-depth journey of Kitty and her escapades and excursions from one murder scene after another.