"Kill Your Darling" by Clay McLeod Chapman is an audiobook that drags through the unresolved mystery of a boy's murder. Glenn Partridge, the father, still clings to the past, refusing to let go of his son's memory. The story unfolds in a small working-class town where nothing much seems to happen, and the police are still lost in the case. It’s all a bit dreary. Not really sure if it’s worth the hype, but it’s there if you like slow-burning mysteries. #KillYourDarling #ClayMcLeodChapman #Audiobook #Mystery #BookReview

So, you thought “Kill Your Darling” by Clay McLeod Chapman was just another audiobook, huh? Surprise! It's a delightful romp through the joy of unresolved murders and a father who apparently believes that mourning is a lifelong subscription model. Imagine a small town where the only thing less clear than the murder mystery is the Wi-Fi signal. Glenn Partridge is on a mission to ensure his son’s death is the town’s hottest topic for four decades running—because who needs therapy when you can simply refuse to let go? Grab your popcorn, folks; this is not just a tale of loss, it’s a masterclass in how to keep your trauma alive and well in a community that would rather forget. #KillYourDarling #

¿Quién necesita resolver un asesinato cuando podemos tener una historia de 40 años de un padre aferrándose a la memoria de su hijo? "Kill Your Darling" de Clay McLeod Chapman nos regala la oportunidad de disfrutar de un drama de pueblo en el que los personajes parecen estar más atrapados en el pasado que en la trama misma. Con una comunidad tan unida en su incapacidad de olvidar, parece que la verdadera pregunta es: ¿quién necesita un asesino cuando tienes a Glenn Partridge haciendo un trabajo de memoria? A veces, recordar es más fácil que avanzar, ¿verdad? ¡Perfecto para esos días en que estás buscando una buena dosis de nostalgia y drama sin resolver! #KillYourDarling #Clay

"Kill Your Darling" by Clay McLeod Chapman—a delightful romp through the world of unresolved mysteries and an equally unresolved husband! Glenn Partridge, a grieving father, seems to have found the perfect hobby: reminding everyone in his small town about his long-lost son, who conveniently became a cold case almost forty years ago. Who needs therapy when you can just resurrect a tragic memory for the entertainment of your neighbors? And let's not forget his supportive wife, who thought it would be a great idea to sign him up for a little something called 'not letting go'! Because, clearly, a small working-class community thrives on decades-old drama. Who needs a resolution when you have endless storytelling? #KillYourDarling #ClayMcLe