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My fiancé might be the Engagement Ring Killer… and I might be his next victim.On the night of her engagement party, Mya catches her fiancé in bed with another woman. Moments later, she is attacked, and her engagement ring finger is severed.Bleeding and terrified, Mya becomes the first survivor of a brutal killer targeting engaged women.Then the bodies begin to appear.One by one, women are found murdered with their engagement ring fingers missing. As panic grips the city, the media gives the murderer a chilling name:The Engagement Ring Killer.The evidence points to one man.Dean.Mya’s fiancé.The man she was about to marry.But Dean insists he’s innocent.If he’s telling the truth, a sadistic killer is still hunting women, and Mya may already be marked as the next victim.If he’s lying…She invited a serial killer into her life.Perfect for fans of Freida McFadden, Daniel Hurst, Kiersten Modglin, and John Marrs. Read more
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| Publisher | Unstereotypical Publishing |
|---|---|
| Accessibility | Learn more |
| Publication date | February 1, 2026 |
| Language | English |
| File size | 2.6 MB |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Not Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
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A Love Story with a Body Count: The Engagement Ring Killer Will Ruin Romance—in the Best Way
Format: Kindle
Franklin Christopher’s The Engagement Ring Killer is the kind of thriller that grabs you by the collar, flashes a diamond, and then leaves blood on your hands. This is not a cozy whodunit—it’s a sharp, breathless descent into obsession, betrayal, and the lethal side of “happily ever after.” From the opening pages, Christopher weaponizes intimacy. Engagement rings—symbols of devotion and promise—become chilling calling cards, turning romance into a minefield. Each chapter tightens the noose, layering dread with momentum until you realize you’re reading faster not because you want answers, but because you’re afraid of what comes next. The pacing is relentless. Twists don’t politely tap you on the shoulder; they kick the door down. Just when you think you’ve cracked the pattern, Christopher flips the script, revealing motives that feel disturbingly human and a villain whose logic is as seductive as it is terrifying. The prose is clean and cinematic, the tension calibrated to keep your pulse elevated, and the stakes painfully personal. What truly elevates The Engagement Ring Killer is its emotional bite. Beneath the thrills is a ruthless examination of trust—how well we really know the people we plan to spend our lives with, and how love can blur into danger without warning. It’s unsettling because it feels plausible. It’s addictive because you can’t look away. If you like your thrillers dark, fast, and unapologetically twisted, Franklin Christopher delivers a knockout. The Engagement Ring Killer doesn’t just shatter the illusion of romance—it sharpens it into a blade. Read it with the lights on. And maybe think twice the next time someone says, “I do.” 💍🔪
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2026 by Karla W Parham
Worth the read
Format: Kindle
The Engagement Ring Killer had my attention from the first page. There were twist I didn’t expect. I even thought I had it all figured out, but the ending proved me wrong.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by Amazon Customer
A Strong Three Stars
Format: Kindle
A couple of things from the book description that actually aren’t: 1. The novel seemingly appears to be an ‘advent calendar’ that lasts the whole month of February: 28 chapters in 28 days. But the novel does not take place as one chapter equals one day. Being it wasn’t actually one day per chapter I saw no point in reading it as an ‘advent book’ even though I started it on February 3rd. I also ended the novel on February 19th. 2. The book description also gave this reader the impression that we are going to have a death per chapter, which is a death per day. That doesn’t happen, so I was disappointed. In fact, the first death does not happen until several chapters in, so my expectations were not met and the title wasn’t fully accurate for me. Even in the novel the news calls the villain ‘The Engagement Ring Chopper’ as the first victims were maimed, not killed. There were also grammar errors and possible formatting issues on my kindle. Normally I won’t let this bother me, but the significant number of these issues took away some of my enjoyment of reading the novel. I even debated on DNFing the book. I decided to continue it since it is shorter and I am glad I did as I overall enjoyed it. I wanted to know what was going to ultimately happen. The chapters were short which made this a quick read. It was fast paced and I was intrigued with the directions the novel went. There was also a character named Franklin and being that is the author’s name I was debating on if the author was including himself in the novel. There were twists throughout the novel that changed directions for me so many times. There was one open door sex scene. I was not expecting that and for me it wasn’t necessary. Despite the issues mentioned, I would give the author another chance. It just seemed like he was in a hurry to get the book to readers when it could have used some more editing/proofreading/ advanced readers. The Engagement Ring Killer receives a strong 3 stars from me.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2026 by Jessica Page
Great Read
Format: Kindle
I really enjoyed this book. The twists and turns kept me guessing. I did not see what was coming next.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Good read!
Format: Paperback
Didn't see the ending coming! Not a bad book to spend time reading!
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Michael Klaeser
I didn't see this coming!!!
Format: Paperback
The Twist! The Twist!
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2026 by C. F. Edwards
Entertaining quick read!
Format: Kindle
I picked this up due to so many recommendations in the Psychological Thriller Group on FB. It’s a fast read, well written and cleverly executed. However, I don’t know if I bought a badly formatted eBook, but the dialogue wasn’t written on separate lines, so it was hard to know who was talking. Some of the quotation marks were missing too. A little fine-tuning would increase the star rating for this book. That said, some of the similes were a little out there – “Concern coated his voice like chocolate-covered raisins.” I found these distracting. And with Mya having suffered so much at the beginning of the book, I had to question her going out at night. When her car died, I couldn’t help feeling angry. She’d already lost too much to be risking anything else. Then she drops her phone. Who is she going to call when things get rough? But… when I got to the end of the book, I realised fear wasn’t her biggest issue. When she saw Dean sweating on her doorstep, carrying B&N bags and a few books by viral author Franklin Christopher, I had a little chuckle. Would I recommend the book? If readers want a fast, entertaining story, with multiple POVs and a clever twist at the end, then go for it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Bookpreneur
... hoping it would improve... it never did.
Format: Kindle
I have NO IDEA JUST WHY I read this nonsense until the last page ... masochism, maybe / perhaps hoping it would improve... it never did. The formatting on my Kindle is appalling; quotation marks are absent, lines stop short.... In each chapter, different characters express themselves in the first person, regardless of gender; sometimes, even different people in the same chapter do so, resulting in confusion for the reader. The plot is all over the place, while constant contradictions of 'who done it' abound. While the story rambles, some logic to it all is often elusive!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026 by Bevan