Bella Mackie 3 Books Collection Set - How To Kill Your Family, Jog On, Jog on Journal - Paperback Fiction & Memoir Bundle - Sunday Times Bestseller

Titles in This Set: How To Kill Your Family Jog On Jog on Journal Condition : BRAND NEW Format : Paperback ISBN : 9789123553624 Publisher : The Borough Press, William Collins Age Range : Adult (18+) Overview This Bella Mackie 3-book paperback collection brings together the Sunday Times bestselling novel How To Kill Your Family alongside Mackie's two acclaimed memoirs on running and mental health, Jog On and its companion Jog on Journal. Together they showcase her trademark wit, honesty and sharp observational voice across both dark comic fiction and candid non-fiction, making this bundle an ideal gift or self-treat for readers who love clever storytelling paired with real, relatable life advice. About the Books How To Kill Your Family is the #1 Sunday Times bestselling debut novel introducing Grace Bernard, a woman who has lost everything and sets out for calculated revenge against the wealthy father who abandoned her dying mother. Told with pitch-black humour and a killer twist, it has been praised by Richard Osman and Jojo Moyes and is soon to be a major Netflix series starring Anya Taylor-Joy. Jog On is Mackie's raw, funny memoir charting how she rebuilt her life after divorce and a mental health crisis by lacing up a pair of trainers and starting to run, blending personal story with practical insight into using exercise to manage anxiety and depression. Jog on Journal is the essential companion guide, offering the same swearier, no-nonsense coaching style rather than a rigid nutrition or marathon plan, helping readers translate Mackie's approach into their own routine. Across all three titles, Mackie's voice is unmistakably direct, funny and unafraid to tackle difficult subjects — whether that's murder, mental illness or motivation — with warmth and dark wit running through every page. Complete 3-book paperback set from a genuine Sunday Times bestselling author Combines gripping dark-comic fiction with honest, practical mental health memoir Includes the Netflix