My Inner Child Wants to Murder Mindfully

No more corpses. At least, that was the plan.



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Lawyer turned murderer Björn wants to stop killing. Unfortunately, the prisoner in his basement is getting restless, the parents' committee at his daughter's preschool is clamouring for his attention, and to cap it all, he's also being blackmailed.





To manage all this stress, he turns to a mindfulness coach to learn about the unmet needs of his inner child. As he begins listening to this inner child, he finds it doesn't just have needs, but solutions: creative ways he can solve his problems. All of them.





The trouble is, they involve murder.





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READERS LOVE MURDER MINDFULLY:



'Funny, intelligent, can't wait for the next part.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review





'Loved the intelligent spin on mindfulness and organised crime. Also, the pay off at the end is beautiful.' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review





'Real good read. Before I knew it, I was trying to be mindful myself!' ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reader review



AND YOUR FAVOURITE AUTHORS DO TOO:





'What a breath of fresh air! Dark, very funny, totally engaging.' CRAIG RUSSELL, author of HYDE





'A razor-sharp satire on stressed-out modern society, a darkly comic and hugely entertaining crime thriller and - believe it or not - also a handy guide to improving your life through mindfulness.' ROBBIE MORRISON, author of EDGE OF THE GRAVE





'A violent, feel-good rampage of a book where the pace and positivity never let up. Twisted and hilarious!' CALLUM MCSORLEY, author of SQUEAKY CLEAN



Karsten Dusse is a lawyer and has been writing for television formats for a number of years. He has won the German Television Award and the German Comedy Prize several times, with his work also earning him a nomination for the Grimme Award. He spent years working as a radio host in public service broadcasting and has also enjoyed success in front of the camera, appearing on comedy programmes and as a legal expert. He has previously published three nonfiction books and now writes successful crime novels.