So whiny-baby killer guy is going around killing everyone who has ever offended him in his life. What jerks! It's not like they are overworked, underpaid, and definitely not appreciated.

Teachers!! Psshh! Expecting the students to actually do their assignments. Of course she deserves to be tortured and killed! Like the teacher who gave him a bad grade for being a shitty student who didn't try. So, our psycho-man/baby is going around killing everyone who ever hurt his poor widdle feelings in his life. He was a whiny, entitled, lazy baby who made me feel extreme rage, and a little bit sick, when reading his thought processes. But, the bad guy in this book was so despicable that I couldn't have fun reading his POV at all. Especially if they are maybe a little crazy. What they need to pinpoint is where Jerry’s going to strike next. Eve and her team already know the who, how, and why of this murder. With the money he’s stolen from his parents and a long list of grievances, he intends to finally make his mark on the world. Turns out Jerry is not only capable of brutality but taking a liking to it. Twenty-six-year-old Jerry hadn’t made a great impression on the bosses who fired him or the girlfriend who dumped him-but they didn’t think he was capable of this. Those who knew them are stunned-and heartbroken by the evidence that they were murdered by their own son. The Reinholds, for example, are lying in their home stabbed and bludgeoned almost beyond recognition. Other couples aren’t as lucky as Eve and Roarke. Hosting Roarke’s big Irish family for the holiday may be challenging, but it’s a joyful improvement on her own dark childhood. Lieutenant Eve Dallas has plenty to be grateful for this season. But sometimes the deepest hatreds seethe within the closest relationships, and blood flows faster than water… In the latest suspense thriller in the #1 New York Times bestselling series, the year 2060 is drawing to a close in New York City and loved ones are coming together for Thanksgiving.

Thankless in death by jd robb