Safari Murder Party
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Fletcher Spence is dying for a promotion. And her colleagues are more than happy to oblige.
After three years working seventy-hour weeks as assistant to the most terrifying CEO in the magazine world, Fletcher finally finagled a spot on Cartwright Media’s annual corporate retreat—a famously luxurious week on the Cartwrights’ private island, where promotions are handed out like party favors. And her plan to snag her dream job as a travel magazine photographer was going great...until her boss’s dramatic death reveals his last will and testament: Whoever survives the week will inherit the company.
So now she’s stuck on her billionaire boss’s safari park island, surrounded by wild animals and on the run from coworkers who’ve swapped coffee cups for machetes and briefcases for hunting rifles.
To Fletcher’s dismay, her only ally might be her boss’s insufferably gorgeous son, Waylon Cartwright. Despite their hostile history, Fletcher is at least 80 percent sure he won’t try to kill her this week. Plus, his experience on the island might come in handy while they fend off lions and tigers and...marketing executives? Oh my.
While Fletcher battles her own ambitions and her unexpected attraction to Waylon, her power-hungry, bloodthirsty colleagues will do anything to stop them from escaping with their lives. Everyone knows the media industry is cutthroat, but in this safari party, it’s never been more true.
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The bodies drop faster than my standards.
Knives Out meets Final Destination and honestly I kind of loved it, even when it frustrated me. the chemistry between Fletcher and Waylon hits different when survival instincts are actively fighting the romantic ones. Genuinely deliciously unhinged. The adventure is compelling and the writing is darkly funny but the romance it’s more of a side dish than the main course. The sheer number of characters that need to be eliminated in around 350 pages means some deaths feel more Final Destination and the descent into chaos happens so fast you wish the tension had been given more room to breathe first. Still a fun, unhinged time.
Description
Fletcher Spence is dying for a promotion. And her colleagues are more than happy to oblige.
After three years working seventy-hour weeks as assistant to the most terrifying CEO in the magazine world, Fletcher finally finagled a spot on Cartwright Media’s annual corporate retreat—a famously luxurious week on the Cartwrights’ private island, where promotions are handed out like party favors. And her plan to snag her dream job as a travel magazine photographer was going great...until her boss’s dramatic death reveals his last will and testament: Whoever survives the week will inherit the company.
So now she’s stuck on her billionaire boss’s safari park island, surrounded by wild animals and on the run from coworkers who’ve swapped coffee cups for machetes and briefcases for hunting rifles.
To Fletcher’s dismay, her only ally might be her boss’s insufferably gorgeous son, Waylon Cartwright. Despite their hostile history, Fletcher is at least 80 percent sure he won’t try to kill her this week. Plus, his experience on the island might come in handy while they fend off lions and tigers and...marketing executives? Oh my.
While Fletcher battles her own ambitions and her unexpected attraction to Waylon, her power-hungry, bloodthirsty colleagues will do anything to stop them from escaping with their lives. Everyone knows the media industry is cutthroat, but in this safari party, it’s never been more true.
Book Information
Posts
The bodies drop faster than my standards.
Knives Out meets Final Destination and honestly I kind of loved it, even when it frustrated me. the chemistry between Fletcher and Waylon hits different when survival instincts are actively fighting the romantic ones. Genuinely deliciously unhinged. The adventure is compelling and the writing is darkly funny but the romance it’s more of a side dish than the main course. The sheer number of characters that need to be eliminated in around 350 pages means some deaths feel more Final Destination and the descent into chaos happens so fast you wish the tension had been given more room to breathe first. Still a fun, unhinged time.