January Thrill in the ‘Ville Thriller Book Club: Haven’t Killed in Years by Amy K. Green

Come join the Thrill in the ‘Ville thriller book club discussion – wine and apps are free, and as always, our clubs are free and open to all, PLUS the book club picks are offered at the 10% off book club discount.

This month we’re chatting about: Haven’t Killed in Years by Amy K. Green ($30.00 Book club price: $27.00 Hardcover, 368 pp)

Here’s a fast-paced, darkly witty thriller about identity, inherited trauma, and the shadows we can’t outrun. Gwen Tanner has lived quietly for twenty years, ever since she was given a new name and hidden away as the daughter of notorious serial killer Abel Haggerty.

She keeps her world small and guarded—until severed body parts begin appearing at her front door with a chilling message: I know who you are. To protect her secret, Gwen must hunt down the new killer, pulling her back into the disturbing orbit of true crime obsession and the myths built around her father.

As she confronts her own past, Gwen grapples with whether she can trust others—or even trust herself. The work invites discussion about nature versus nurture, the ethics of true crime culture, and the resilience required to reclaim a life shaped by fear and notoriety.