Hannah Deitch's debut novel gains significant attention

Hannah Deitch's debut novel "Killer Potential" is gaining attention, especially after bestselling author Paula Hawkins praised it as "A Thelma & Louise for our times." The psychological thriller promises a fast-paced and gripping read. The story is narrated by Evie Gordon, a former "famous murderess." She works as an SAT tutor in wealthy California and her journey begins dramatically at "The Victor House," where she discovers two dead bodies. As Evie flees, she saves a woman trapped in the house, leading to a chaotic encounter with her student, Serena. Evie and her new partner, Jae, embark on a series of crimes together, ranging from petty theft to more dangerous situations. Their connection deepens as they rely on each other while on the run. The novel explores themes of desire and survival against the backdrop of their thrilling escapades. Deitch's writing keeps readers engaged with Evie's thoughts and observations, particularly her insights on love and violence. The story takes unexpected twists, especially in the final third, where different narrative styles come into play. Overall, "Killer Potential" establishes Deitch as a writer to watch in the world of psychological thrillers.