Dark humour, interesting story
4 stars The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair was a fun, dark, sarcastic reflection of the life of an octogenarian and why she committed so many murders. Reminiscing with Daphne, said octogenarian, after she confesses to the police that she killed multiple men over the years, was a pleasantly dark affair. She doesn't suffer fools lightly and more often than not that would include Ruth, the host of a podcast exploring Daphne's murders and what led her down the path of a serial killer. From rags to riches, with an acid tongue, Daphne tells all...or does she? Ruth suspects there is something Daphne is leaving out and wants to encourage her to confess all in her past. Ruth has her own secrets and it takes quite a while for that to be made clear. Hints aplenty abound but as strange events occur, Ruth is keeping it to herself. Also of interest are the posters commenting on the running podcast. Their insight and conversation added an extra level complexity and humour. Initially I liked ...
