As I started this review, I struggled for several minutes to decide what genre to call it, as it doesn't sit neatly in one particular category. It's part contemporary moral drama, part fantasy, part thriller and part black comedy. How each reader classifies it may depend on their personal feelings towards to the premise. I am viewing it mostly as a contemporary drama with fantasy elements. The story idea held my interest throughout and it was interesting to see Thea's arc as she grappled with her new abilities and the morally correct way to use them. Although thought-provoking this was still a fairly light and easy read. A few things I saw coming well ahead of time, but others took me by surprise. Overall, the story moved at a good pace too. I could see this making an interesting TV limited series. If you are looking for a work that poses some interesting ethical questions while also being genre-bending, An Ethical Guide to Murder is worth checking out. I am giving it 4.5 stars.

Jenny Morris's Ethical Guilds to Murder is the perfect antidote to any reading slump. With its witty writing style and engaging plot, this book had me chuckling from start to finish.

Whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting your literary journey, this book is a delightful read. The unique chapter introductions alone are worth the price of admission. I found myself racing through the pages, eager to discover what quirky twist awaited me next.

If you're looking for a fun, lighthearted read that will leave you smiling, I highly recommend Ethical Guilds to Murder. It's a 4.5 ⭐️ gem that I couldn't put down.