Monster gave the reader a very clear expectation for I Don’t Want To Kill You, and this book works because it delivers on that promise from the very beginning. Even though the story pulls together slowly, Wells manages to keep the reader engaged throughout the entire novel. Monster he sacrifices the immediacy and intensity of I Am Not A Serial Killer in favor of a slower build, concentrating both on developing the characters and layering on the tension. Structurally, Wells takes the same approach with I Don’t Want To Kill You that he took with Mr. I Don’t Want To Kill You doesn’t bring a lot of new material to the series, and as a result there isn’t a lot to be said about it, but it’s the book’s execution that makes it the standout entry in the trilogy. This time, John has made the first move and invited a demon to his hometown of Clayton-but he soon realizes that taking the fight to them hasn’t given him the upper hand.

Monster,’ teenage sociopath John Cleaver makes it his personal mission to hunt down and destroy demons as I Don’t Want To Kill You continues his story. Having finally come to terms with the darkness inside him that he calls ‘Mr. Monster, and it brings the series to a thrilling conclusion. I Don’t Want To Kill You is the final entry in the John Cleaver trilogy by Dan Wells, following I Am Not A Serial Killer and Mr. I Don't Want to Kill You brings his story to a thundering climax of suspicion, mayhem, and death.Īnd in a town full of secrets, everyone is guilty of something.Īt the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.This review contains minor spoilers for Mr. Now John Wayne Cleaver has mastered his twisted talents and embraced his role as a killer of killers. Monster we held our breath as he fought madly with himself, struggling to stay in control. In I Am Not a Serial Killer we watched a budding sociopath break every rule he had to save his town from evil. As he wades through the town's darkest secrets, searching for any sign of who the demon might be, one thing becomes all too clear: in a game of cat and mouse with a supernatural killer, you are always the mouse. He's faced two monsters already, barely escaping with his life, and now he's done running he's taking the fight to them. John Wayne Cleaver has called a demon-literally called it on the phone-and challenged it to a fight. In I Don't Want to Kill You, Cleaver faces his toughest challenge yet. Dan Wells introduced us to John Wayne Cleaver in the chilling novels I Am Not a Serial Killer and Mr.

I Don't Want to Kill You by Dan Wells