The Retirement Plan

<p><h3>Dark humour, dirty deeds, marriages and murder . . . The perfect new read for fans of <i>The Thursday Murder Club </i>and <i>How to Kill Your Family</i></h3><Br><b>'An absolute scream from the first page to the last' </b>Janice Hallett, author of <i>The Appeal</i><Br><b><i>'</i>Certainly a match for Richard Osman</b>' <i>Daily Mail</i><Br><b>'Incredibly funny with plot twists you won't see coming' </b><i>Stylist</i><Br><i><b><Br>Their husbands are driving them mad, and murder is on their minds . . . but the men have a plan of their own.</b></i></p><p> Pam, Nancy and Shalisa once imagined retirement would mean setting aside their worries, picking up their margaritas, and lying back in a hot tub. Right up until their husbands lost all their savings in a reckless investment.<Br><Br> Now, collecting their husbands' life insurance is starting to sound more appealing than growing old with them. But enlisting the help of the local barber/hitman isn't merely the most daring thing the friends have ever done - it's also where the trouble really begins.<Br><Br> Because they don't realise their husbands have some tricks up their sleeves. And there's no turning back now . . .</p><p><h3>A No.1 international bestseller which has been nominated for five crime and humour writing awards, <i>The Retirement Plan </i>is full of characters who will steal your heart while plotting their dark deeds. And don't miss Sue's new book <i>Very Bad Neighbours</i>, available to order now!</h3><Br><b>'Clever, funny, tender. A triumph' </b>Jennie Godfrey, author of <i>The List of Suspicious Things</i></p><p><b>'Blending <i>Desperate Housewives </i>and <i>White Lotus </i>vibes, this is a darkly funny crime novel'</b> <i>My Weekly</i></p><p><b>'Funny, twisty, deviously dark!' </b>Sarah Pearse, author of <i>The Sanatorium</i></p><p><b>'If crazy, switcheroo mysteries with a dark comic edge are your thing, then <i>The Retirement Plan</i> is the summer read for you' </b><i>Irish Independent</i></p><p><b>'A total riot' </b>Clare Pooley, author of <i>The Authenticity Project</i></p><p><b>'Hincenbergs knocks it out of the park' </b><i>Publishers Weekly</i>, starred review</p><p><b>'Thoroughly addictive'</b> Ian Moore, author of <i>Death and Croissants</i></p><p><b>'A triumphant crime caper' </b><i>Irish News</i></p><p><b>'Relentlessly entertaining'</b> Chris Brookmyre, author of <i>The Cracked Mirror</i></p><p><b>'Absolutely hilarious' </b>Jessica Bull, author of <i>Miss Austen Investigates</i></p><p><b>'Packed full of humour and charm' </b>Amy McCulloch, author of <i>Breathless</i></p><p><b>'Deliciously funny and unpredictable'</b> Keith Stuart, author of <i>A Boy Made of Blocks</i></p>