While I would love to go through them all in stunning detail. It recognizes, acknowledges, and tips its hat at you in some way, shape or form. Eight Perfect Murders accomplishes a truly beautiful thing for anyone that considers themselves bookish, or apart of the bookish community, at large. The parallel truly, if you did take that Avenger ride, smacks you in the face, in a fantastic ride. And while yes, I admit to being able to draw an Avenger reference to just about anything at this point. It was, at its core, a love letter to Avenger fans. Well, the more you had invested in the ride that was Marvel since Iron Man 1, the more you got out of EndGame. And this is especially important because Eight Perfect Murders is one of those incredibly hard books to review- SPOILERS. Let me fix that now that Peter Swanson’s (by the way, his next book, Every Vow You Break comes out early next year– PHEW), Eight Perfect Murders has joined Elsa Hart’s Cabinets of Barnaby Mayne on the Publishers Weekly Best Books of 2020: Mystery/Thrillers!Įight Perfect Murders is an incredibly unique mystery that reads like a memoir, is definitely not an unreliable narrator (he tells you upfront that he has more to do with this than he lets on at first) ,and wraps it all up in a nod to all things bookish people love and bookish people themselves. So before the actual review of Peter Swanson’s Eight Perfect Murders, I set it up with an analogy to Avengers: Endgame, which of course shocks no one. But this one still hits the nail on the head, despite the lack of structure. Looking back, my reviews have really changed. Updated- Because- Eight Perfect Murders hit this year’s Publishers Weekly Best Books of 2020: Mystery/Thrillers Eight Perfect Murders By Peter Swanson-Review Publishers Weekly Best Books of 2020
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