Everyone in the Group Chat Dies : A Novel

Summary: From the breakout author of Swiped comes a compulsively readable, surprisingly funny, and genuinely thrilling pageturner about a TikTok true crime investigator, a ’90s serial killer that may not be as dead as everyone would like, a text thread from hell, and long buried secrets that just won’t stay in the grave where they belong.Kirby Cornell needs a break from everything:- Her crumbling apartment in the sleepy town of Crowhurst (famous for its bucolic countryside and a second-rate serial killer from the ’90s).- Her dead-end job.- Her sleazy landlord- Her messy roommates.- And, most of all, the terrible thing they all did.Luckily, that hasn’t caught up with her just yet. Until a new message on their old group chat pops up: Everyone in the group chat dies.It’s the first text her ex-roommate Esme has sent for ages, but that’s not the really weird thing.The really weird thing is, Esme died twelve months ago…Don’t miss the new laugh-out-loud thriller from L.M. Chilton, Everyone in the Group Chat Dies—a murder mystery that fuses the comedy of Friends with the serial killer thrills of I Know What You Did Last Summer. Quotes:"With biting, mordant humor, Chilton sends readers on a serial killer hunt for our disassociated, true-crime-obsessed social media age."— Ashley Winstead, bestselling author of In My Dreams I Hold a Knife"A darkly humorous and suspenseful tale that masterfully intertwines modern technology with classic thriller elements. L.M. Chilton delivers a compelling narrative that kept me turning the pages late into the night. Fabulous!"— Joanna Wallace, USA Today bestselling author of You'd Look Better as a Ghost"A funny, inventive murder mystery that is a real page turner. Fabulous!"— Victoria Dowd, bestselling author of Smart Woman's Guide to Murder "This novel does exactly what it says on the great cover! A funny, twisty, bloodthirsty murder mystery. Great fun!"— Julie Mae Cohen, bestselling author of Bad Men"Everyone in the Group Chat Dies starts with the brilliant premise of receiving WhatsApp messages from a corpse. It's twisty, pacy and devilishly funny. I loved it."— Katie Marsh, author of How Not to Murder Your ExAuthor Bio: L.M. Chilton is a journalist with fifteen years of experience working on a variety of television shows, such as This Morning, Loose Women, and more. His writing has appeared in Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Metro (London), and The Mirror (London). A former self-proclaimed dateoholic, L.M. Chilton has been on over a hundred dates over the last few years.