I Killed the King

‘A thrilling locked room murder mystery with twists as vicious as they are clever, I Killed the King will be your next obsession.’ Erin A. Craig, #1 NYT bestselling author of The Thirteenth Child

‘I Killed the King breathes new life into the classic whodunit story, coupling clever schemes and a riveting cast with bold, fantastical flair. Together, Hannah and Mix craft a story that manages to be as compelling as it is intriguing. Readers will delight in King’s endless twists and turns, swept up into an impulsive thrill-ride that ends with the satisfaction of a puzzle piece clicking into place.’ Ayana Gray, New York Times bestselling author

‘An intricate puzzle box of a novel whose vibrant characters and intensifying locked-castle mystery kept me tearing through the pages far past my bedtime, desperate for the next reveal.’ Margaret Rogerson, New York Times bestselling author of Sorcery of Thorns

‘I Killed the King is a thrilling, snowed-in mystery where no one is innocent. Every character has a dark secret and a rival just across the room who could reveal it. Packed with forbidden romance, delicious tension, and brilliant twists, this book is completely addictive.’ Sydney J. Shields, USA Today Bestselling Author

‘I Killed the King is filled with edge-of-your-seat thrills, political intrigue, angsty romance, and a lovable ensemble. I have not emotionally recovered.” — Kaylie Smith, USA Today bestselling author of Phantasma

“Hannah and Mix serve up a sharp, slick, and genre-bending magical murder mystery of epic proportions and twists. While vengeful gods and glittering beasts dazzle, what steals the show is the depth and vividness with which each character is crafted in the ensemble cast of this pacey, darkly humorous read. I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough.” — Amélie Wen Zhao, New York Times and internationally bestselling author of The Scorpion and the Night Blossom

Rebecca Mix is an author of stories about messy girls, eerie magic, and hope. Her work has been featured by Barnes & Noble, Buzzfeed, Tor.com, Bustle, and Huffington Post. The Mossheart’s Promise is her middle grade debut.