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A deadly game of revenge and betrayal
Former assassin Acid Vanilla finds herself drawn back into danger when an old acquaintance seeks her help in San Sebastian. Forced into a shaky partnership to steal a valuable artifact, Acid must confront her demons and face off against her lethal rival, Sister Death.
As the stakes rise and the odds turn against them, Acid questions her abilities and realizes they've made a fatal mistake.
With time running out and Sister Death closing in, Acid must use all her skills to survive this deadly encounter and uncover the truth behind the artifact.
A heart-pounding tale of revenge, betrayal, and redemption, SISTER DEATH will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.
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Praise for the Acid Vanilla series:
★★★★★ Bold, Bolshy and Brilliant!
★★★★★ …plots and inner plots kept me glued to my Kindle.
★★★★★ Grabs you in the first chapter and doesn’t let go until the last page.
★★★★★ Superb characters and a great plot cleverly written.
★★★★★ …fast paced … keeps you rushing to turn pages.
★★★★★ …a non-stop rolling plot that defies rational thinking.
★★★★★ Great thriller with a fantastic action heroine.
★★★★★ Acid Vanilla is a serial adrenalin rush. Kept me turning the pages
Matthew Hattersley grew up in Yorkshire, UK, where he mastered the arts of loud music, dramatic exits, and impossible plot twists. Over the past two decades, he's toured Europe in a band, trained as a professional actor, and founded a theatre and media company — all ideal prep for crafting thrilling page-turners. Now, he writes adrenaline-fuelled thrillers and crime novels. His bestselling Acid Vanilla series follows a wily yet flawed assassin teetering on the brink of an existential crisis who, between high-stakes escapades and calculated revenge, realises that redemption is also a killer's pursuit. Matthew lives in Derbyshire with his wife and daughter, who keep him on his toes — and grounded in reality.