A Killer Getaway by Sienna Sharpe

What it’s about (according to the publisher):

No one in Lily Lennox’s life can understand why, for each of the past five summers, she has left her successful business behind to work a lifeguarding job at the exclusive Riovan Wellness Resort on a sun-soaked Caribbean Island.

Fortunately for her, they also aren’t aware of the mysterious deaths that occur on the island every time she’s there. You see, Lily has a secret. She’s determined to make toxic people pay for the damage they do – and she’s very good at getting away with it.

But this summer, there’s a problem in the form of a very attractive guest, Daniel Black, who is asking a few too many inconvenient questions. Hoping to lead him off her trail, Lily decides to keep her enemy close, but as their attraction grows into something much deeper, Lily’s plans start to unravel. Because Daniel is set on finding the murderer – and Lily plans to get away with it – no matter what.

My thoughts:

I know that recently there has been a spate of books featuring women who kill. It is an interesting sub-genre and one in which I am not widely read.

This time, readers meet an unusual life guard (how is that term meant to be understood in this title?) who is on “A Killer Getaway” in a gorgeous locale. What will happen when Lily and island visitor/journalist Daniel collide? Will there be disaster or will our clever author give them a happy ending?

The pages will turn as readers wait to find out.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Sourcebooks Landmark for this title. All thoughts are my own.

Pub date: 12 August 2025

320 pages

Mystery & Thrillers/Romance

From the Publisher:

Love. Beaches. Murder.
Romance and Revenge
A twisty, smart, and multi-layered triller
A riveting thriller
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