Killing Eve Killing Eve: Codename Villanelle, Book 1, (Paperback)

from Vulco1

It's good. Maybe better than the tv show. It's close. Good writing and characterization. Clear stakes.

from Stahl-Ricco

"Twelve red fish. A unanimous sentence of death." I picked this up as I was interested in the television series, and I was pleasantly surprised! Basically, it is in two parts - one about Villanelle, a cold-blooded assassin working for "the Twelve", and the other about Eve, the woman who has vowed...

from bgknighton

Nice start to the series. Eve is a disgraced MI5 operative who runs afoul of the Twelve. Their weapon of choice was Villanelle, a cold, efficient, very well trained killer. So begins a war of nerves with no quarter given.

from grammarchick

I'm glad the BBCA turned this into a show, because the book was terrible. They really pulled out the best bits about these characters and thankfully left the rubbish at the curb. My advice is to watch the programme and skip the book.

from Eyejaybee

This book comprises the four novellas which inspired the television series Killing Eve, and recount Villanelle's progress in her career of professional assassin, working under the direction of the mysterious international crime cartel known simply as ‘The Twelve'. The book differs considerably fr...