Matchmaking for Psychopaths

He was so good-looking that I felt manipulated by his face. There was a kind of pleasure in knowing that he couldn't have me. I was already reserved for someone else, even if that person had temporarily left me for my best friend.

Alexandra doesn't want to think about her fiance running off with her so-called best friend.

She doesn't want to think about the next time her self-centred mother will call her from prison.

She certainly doesn't want to think about her old identity coming back to haunt her.

Instead, she tries to use her job as a matchmaker as a distraction. At work, she gets lumbered with the clients who show signs of psychopathy on the personality tests, but she doesn't mind. She's used to spending time with psychopaths, and doesn't everyone deserve love?

But when a devastatingly handsome client walks into her life, everything changes. Because he's too interested in her. He seems to know all about the things she'd rather keep hidden. And when someone close to her drops dead, it appears that he'd kill to make her his perfect match...

Matchmaking for Psychopaths is an unbelievably twisty and gripping read about obsession, filled with Tasha Coryell's signature observational humour and satirical slant.