India, March 20 -- Katy Brent is back with blood soaked pages, tracing the killer escapades of Kitty Collins. She seems to have her hands full between her mother's sudden wedding, her uncontrollable 'urges' and the endless well of misogyny that follows her around - all collapsing into each other.

Right off the bat, I Think You'd Look Good In A Coffin isn't a deep read. It won't have you in a stalemate with your bedside lamp, nor will it haunt you for weeks after you flip the last page. That being said, the dark comedy is the perfect airport read or for a night in when you can find absolutely nothing else to do.

I Think You'd Look Good In A Coffin's biggest drawback is that the reader's eyes through the chase, the blood and the heavy-han...