Kill Your Boss

By: Jack Heath

Narrated by: Jessica Bell, Fayssal Bazzi, Rohan Nichol, Annie Maynard, Nathalie Morris, Shaun Martindale, Fraser Morrison

Sometimes work can be murder.

Detective Sergeant Kiara Lui has just broken up a loud brawl between two blokes in front of the Warrigal Public Library. But just as she's about to leave the scene, a man plummets from the sky and slams into the bike rack right in front of her, dead.

Head of Library Services, Neville Adams, was hated by staff, borrowers, and in fact anybody who had ever met him. What might have tipped that hatred into outright murder? The building is quickly sealed, trapping all the suspects inside. Someone should be in custody within minutes.

Instead, the investigation spirals outward, ensnaring half the town, and possibly connecting to a missing-persons a case that has yet to be solved, and which has had the whole town talking. If Neville’s killer isn't found fast, their first victim may not be the last . . .

A darkly-funny, propulsive thriller from the bestselling author of Kill Your Husbands.

©2025 Jack Heath (P)2025 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.

Fantastic book!

Loved the narrators, and the mystery kept me guessing. Can’t believe this was free; I’m heading to get more from the same author.

Delightful, a bit gruesome, but also delightful.

Really enjoyed the story and narration. My only quibble is that no one would be crushed to death by compact shelving. I've worked with it, there are safeties built in. But it does make a good scene.

Twists and Turns

This was excellent! One minute, you think you know where the story is headed, and then the rug is pulled out from under you. The plot was suspenseful. At times, I was on the edge of my seat with heart racing, wondering what would happen next. The narrators were great as well. I highly recommend this audiobook.

Great twisty suspenseful listen with likable leads!

Narration great! Characters surprisingly deep for such an entertaining listen! Just when you think the story is resolving there is another exciting turn.

Clever and well paced

The story was complex, but not hard to follow. It was well pasted and kept the reader engaged.