Casablanca

Poetry Submitted By: Bhairava

Registration ID: 1115

How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates is for readers who have always suspected that horror and romance belong in the same conversation, who love the Final Girl as much as they love a meet-cute, and who find the idea of genre collision more exciting than confusing. If you can watch a slasher film and a romantic comedy back-to-back and feel equally at home in both, this novel was written with you specifically in mind. Horror fans will find the genre references and slasher mechanics handled with genuine affection and knowledge rather than parody. Romance readers who have been curious about darker, more chaotic territory will find the love triangle and the romantic stakes genuinely engaging despite or perhaps because of the surrounding carnage. A note of honest expectation: this is not a novel that takes itself entirely seriously, and it is significantly better for it. The gore is real, the humour is broad, and the occasional cheesiness is a feature rather than a flaw. Come for the chaos. Stay for Jamie. She has done her research, she knows the rules, and she is very much planning to make it to the end credits.

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