Maneater Ellie Graves hardback book cover

Maneater Ellie Graves hardback book spine

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Maneater [Hardback] – Ellie Graves

£16.99

A dark and addictive horror thriller that explores obsession, violence, and female rage.

Feminist Horror & Femgore

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Synopsis

Revenge is tough to swallow…

For fans of The Menu and the feminine rage classic Jennifer’s Body, Maneater follows Renee who has just got her dream job as a junior chef at London’s pristine NOVA restaurant. But it’s the critically acclaimed executive chef that has captured her attention – and her off-limits personal freezer…

All Nightmare Nook Books are selected by our chief Book Ghoul, Cat. Here’s why she selected Maneater:

“Psychological horror mixed with female rage – I’m there! Maneater explores identity, desire and survival through an emotionally charged dark story and I for one can’t wait to tuck in.”

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Synopsis

Revenge is tough to swallow…

Things for Renee Landis are finally looking up. She just quit her dead-end job at a chicken shop after landing the coveted role of junior chef at London’s pristine NOVA restaurant.

But it's not the restaurant that draws Renee in – it's the executive chef. Gracie Fitzgerald is as legendary as she is secretive, known for her succulent, signature dishes and the notorious methods in which she runs her kitchen. No one can touch her workspace with bare hands. No other chef can taste her signature dishes. And no one, under any circumstances, is allowed to enter her personal freezer…

'Lip-smackingly entertaining, Maneater cooks up a tense, tart and thrillingly sadistic kitchen nightmare' Leigh Radford, author of One Yellow Eye

'Enormous fun and completely compulsive, Maneater invites you into the world of fine dining and asks what you’re willing to swallow. Stomach-turning and deeply satisfying in equal measures' Kat Dunn, author of Hungerstone

'A meaty mash up of The Menu and A Certain Hunger, you’ll be devouring Maneater right to its (very) bloody end' Jessie Elland, author of The Ladie Upstairs