I liked the twists towards the end whilst the characters were carrying out their thesis’s but the ending was so anticlimactic! Pure dedication to the execution of the homicidal arts leaves many at McMasters eager to show their wares, though it is patience and planning that come before any murder takes place.

THE ENEMY…We do refrain from using this term in reference to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as we count so many of their number as alumni. Set in the 1950s, the author creates an intriguing and atmospheric setting with a cast of interesting characters. So where, from Cliff's and the dean's perspective we see Dulcie and Gemma as side characters for a big part of the story, all of a sudden they're also main characters? Murder Your Employer: The McMasters Guide to Homicide is an original and fun story, and the narrators definitely add to the listening experience. The weird part is that a lot of his story is presented as journal entries addressing the anonymous sponsor who made his studies at McMasters possible.The murders were hugely overplanned, in a way that sounds clever at first glance but entirely depended on a whole lot of people unknowingly doing things exactly as hoped, and detailed so lovingly that the book slowed to an absolute crawl. An exclusive institution for aspiring murderers …oh sorry, I mean “deletists” situated in an undisclosed location, The McMasters Conservatory for the Applied Arts covers an expansive syllabus in the homicidal arts ranging from “Herbicide” to forgery to “Eroticide” and much more.

Decent character development brings Cliff Iverson to life and helps shape those with whom he comes in contact. The concept of the book “A murderer’s finishing school” is pretty clever, and I liked the stories of the M. However, he is also the target of others who seek to exemplify all they have learned from the McMasters Conservatory.Cliff Iverson is a put-upon engineer whose boss Merrill Fiedler has cut corners, endangering the public. Murder your Employer follows the stories of three McMasters students as they prepare to, well, murder their employers. Dust jacket hand covered in protective archival grade Mylar for years of worry free collecting/reading!