'I LOVED this book. I tore through it in a day. I think it's even better than Love Letters! Absolutely loved the clever twist on the matchmaking-romance trope. It was so up my street, it was practically parked on my drive! Gripping, tense and funny in all the right ways, I couldn't put it down.' Katy Brent

Like every good romance, this story ends with a wedding. And like every good mystery, it begins with a murder...
When Alexandra's fiance runs off with her so-called best friend, her life veers sharply away from the romance films she's obsessed with. She's worked so hard to get her fairytale ending after the horrors of her past, and despite this setback, she's determined she'll still find her happy ever after.

To distract herself, Alexandra tries to focus on her job where she has a secret specialty: matchmaking psychopaths. But in losing the two people closest to her, she's unignorably lonely. So when a hot, overprotective new client wants to date her, and another gorgeous new client wants to become her best friend, she can't help but find the attention a little comforting.

Things take a turn the day the human heart is left on Alexandra's doorstep. But is the culprit one of her new admirers, or has a monster from her past returned to destroy her happy ending forever?

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

What people are saying about Matchmaking for Psychopaths:
'A brilliant blend of dark humour and gripping suspense, delivering a fresh and thrilling exploration of obsession and identity' Joanna Wallace

'Bloody brilliant. A wildly original take on the difficulties of love and friendship in today's society. Coryell masterfully weaves a thrilling dark romance that will make you believe some psychopaths deserve a happy ending.' Asia Mackay

What everyone is saying about Tasha Coryell:
'Fun, sassy, confident' Reader Review,
'You won't stop laughing' GLAMOUR
'Completely original' Reader Review,
'Fresh, insightful and wonderfully dry' THE GUARDIAN
'Funny, twisting, enthralling' Reader Review,
'Clever, provocative satire' Pandora Sykes
'Irresistible' Reader Review,