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<p><b>**A MOST ANTICIPATED BOOK OF 2026 IN <i>STYLIST</i>, <i>VOGUE</i>, <i>LIT HUB</i>, <i>NEW YORK TIMES</i> PODCAST, <i>DEBUTIFUL</i>; <i>SHEREADS</i>; <i>BUSTLE</i>**<br><br>'Flays the political moment. At all levels, it is a blast' Torrey Peters, author of <i>Detransition, Baby<br></i></b> <b><br>'Brimming with acidic humour . . . perfect for fans of <i>A Certain Hunger </i>and <i>Boy Parts</i>. <i>Murder Bimbo is </i>surely going to be the book everyone is talking about in 2026' Jessie Elland, <i>The Ladie Upstairs</i></b><br><br><i>I'm a 32-year-old sex worker who just killed a politician. Please, please, please turn me into a feminist anti-hero . . .<br></i><br>A 32-year-old sex worker has just killed extremist political hopeful Meat Neck. Holed up in an off-the-grid cabin in the woods, she now has only two days, her wits and a high-speed internet connection to save her own life.<br><br>Her best bet is to reach out to the wildly popular feminist investigative podcast <i>Justice for Bimbos</i>. In a hastily-typed series of emails, the newly-minted "Murder Bimbo" explains how she was recruited and then trained by a cabal of code-named US agents to take out Meat Neck.<br><br>But, when she starts a new set of emails, this time addressed to her ex-girlfriend, we begin to realize that Murder Bimbo might not be the unsuspecting cog she claims to be.<br><br>In a time where 'truth' is more flexible than ever before - who really is Murder Bimbo? And what will she do next?<br><br><b>Introducing an unforgettable character for our times: hyper-articulate, totally untrustworthy, politically murky, charmingly petty, and wholly egotistical - this is . . . MURDER BIMBO.</b><br><br><b>'A devious and outrageously entertaining satire that skewers America's surreal political landscape'</b><i style=""> New York Times</i><br><b><br>'The pacing is rip-roaring and it is impossible to tell where the narrative will go next in this thrilling ride</b><b>' </b><i>The Skinny</i><b><br><br>'</b><i>Gone Girl </i><b>for the Luigi Mangione era'</b> Catherine Lacey, author of <i>Biography of X</i><br><br><b>'Fun, layered, and loaded with wit.</b><b> Impossible to put down' </b>Jodie Matthews, author of <i>Meet Me at the Surface</i><br><br><b>'Gloriously, riotously unhinged' Emma van Straaten</b>, author of <i>This Immaculate Body</i><br><br><b>'Dark, topical and bloody hilarious' </b>Matilde Pratesi, author of <i>Pig<br><br>'</i><b>Prescient and entertainingly unnerving</b>. <b>A riotous, compulsive read' </b>Ahana Virdi, author of <i>Sour Fruit <br><br></i><b>'Profoundly bleak and entirely hilarious. I loved it' </b>Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin</p>