Evil, Actually

The darkly funny, highly original and twisty new mystery about one woman, a missing artefact and a city on the brink of chaos. Perfect for fans of KAOS and Bella Mackie.

Every villain arc begins with good intentions . . .

Chloe has always considered herself a reasonably decent person. She recycles, tries to be a tidy flatmate and has a rescue goldfish. She works in fashion, admittedly, but nobodys perfect. Certainly not her new boss who spends more on spiritual cleansing than salaries. Still, Chloe has never knowingly contributed to the downfall of humanity. But then a mugging on her commute leaves her with some rather disturbing new (murderous) impulses and things only get stranger from there.

Before long, Chloe makes the dubious acquaintance of the mythical Great Evils. For a group with the worlds worst PR, theyre not quite what she expected. And, unfortunately, they need her help — someone is hunting them down, one by one.

At first, Chloe doesn’t see how that’s her problem, or even a problem at all. Until a mysterious and inconveniently attractive advisor to the Ministry of Defence appears, and Chloe discovers what happens when the world becomes catastrophically good.

Turns out that if she wants to save humanity, Chloe might just have to become the villain it needs.