The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair

Daphne St Clair is a glamorous, ninety-year-old grandmother, a resident of a care home, who confesses to a series of murders and entrusts her story to Ruth Robinson, a struggling true crime podcaster. Through a series of podcast episodes, Daphne recounts her life's journey from the Dust Bowl in Canada to her glamorous life in 70s New York, intertwining her personal history with her dark deeds. As the podcast unfolds, questions arise about who is controlling the narrative and the true nature of Daphne's story, leading to surprising revelations. This darkly witty thriller explores themes of truth, storytelling, and female serial killers, engaging readers with its sharp wit and provocative questions.