Seven Reasons to Murder Your Dinner Guests

By KJ Whittle

A THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND WELL-CRAFTED MYSTERY

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SUMMARY

Seven Reasons to Murder Your Dinner Guests follows seven strangers at a mysterious dinner party. At the end of the meal, each guest receives a card revealing the age at which they will die. Two weeks later, one guest dies at their predicted age. As others start to die one by one, the remaining guests must determine whether fate or a murderer is causing the curse before it's their turn.

REVIEW

Seven Reasons to Murder Your Dinner Guests is told from each guest's perspective. The dinner party is hosted on a deserted street on a dark and rainy night, creating a great mood and tension for both the start of the book and the three-course dinner.

The story is a thought-provoking, well-crafted mystery. It’s full of secrets and twists around every corner. Agatha Christie fans will love the story, which is similar to A Then There Were None.

Author KJ Whittle's writing is wickedly good. I struggled a bit with keeping track of all seven dinner guests, although I instantly fell in love with Vivien and Tristen. They are the first two you meet, and I liked their relationship after the party.  I really enjoyed listening to the audiobook and loved the narrator Jacqueline King's voice. Her performance, tone, and pacing were delightful.

Thank you to Netgalley for an advance copy of this audiobook. All opinions expressed here are my own.

Publisher    RBmedia-Recorded Books

Published   September 9, 2025

Narrated    Jacqueline King

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