Bella Mackie 4 Books Collection Set - How to Kill Your Family & More - Fiction - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set
What A Way To Go
How To Kill Your Family
Jog On
Jog On Journal

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Mixed Format (Paperback novels, paperback memoir, and journal)
Publisher: The Borough Press, William Collins

Overview
This four-book collection gathers Bella Mackie's sharp storytelling and candid nonfiction into one set. Readers get two darkly funny novels packed with murder, money, and moral chaos, alongside a heartfelt memoir about running and mental health, plus a companion journal for personal reflection. Mackie's voice is unmistakable throughout: witty, unflinching, and deeply human, whether plotting a family's downfall or working through anxiety one mile at a time. It's an ideal bundle for fans of contemporary fiction and honest memoir, and a thoughtful gift for readers who appreciate an author unafraid to mix genres with style.

About the Books
How To Kill Your Family, Bella Mackie's debut novel, introduces Grace Bernard, a woman who sets out to eliminate the wealthy relatives who abandoned her mother, told with pitch-black comic timing and a propulsive, confessional voice. It became a major bestseller and established Mackie as a sharp new voice in contemporary crime fiction, blending class satire with genuine suspense. What A Way To Go follows a wealthy, deeply dysfunctional family after the death of its patriarch, unpacking greed, status anxiety, and buried secrets with the same mordant wit that powered her debut, while a true-crime-obsessed outsider circles the family looking for answers. Jog On is Mackie's candid work of nonfiction, chronicling her struggles with anxiety and depression and how running became an unexpected lifeline; she pairs personal memoir with conversations with doctors, psychologists, and fellow runners to build a compassionate, practical picture of mental health recovery. Jog On Journal extends that project into a hands-on format, offering space to track moods, movement, and reflections in the spirit of Mackie's approach to wellbeing—not a rigid training plan, but a companion for anyone building a healthier relationship with exercise and self-care. Together, the four books show an author equally at home skewering the rich in fiction and speaking plainly about her own struggles in memoir, giving readers gripping entertainment and grounded, relatable insight.

Key Benefits

• Bundles two acclaimed novels with a memoir and companion journal from one standout author
• Showcases Bella Mackie's signature blend of dark comedy, suspense, and honest self-reflection
• Great value way to explore an author's full range across fiction and nonfiction
• Perfect gift for fans of witty crime fiction, family dramas, and candid memoirs
• Includes a journal component for readers who want an interactive, personal element
• Compact, giftable set ideal for birthdays, holidays, or a book club pick

Book-by-Book Guide
What A Way To Go — A wealthy, image-obsessed family unravels after a shocking death exposes their secrets and greed.
How To Kill Your Family — Grace Bernard calmly recounts how she hunted down the wealthy relatives who abandoned her family.
Jog On — Bella Mackie's honest memoir on using running to cope with anxiety and depression.
Jog On Journal — A reflective companion journal inspired by Mackie's own journey toward movement and mental wellbeing.

About the Author
Bella Mackie is a British journalist and author who has written for the Guardian, Vogue, and Vice. Her debut novel, How To Kill Your Family, became a major bestseller and marked her as a distinctive new voice in dark comic fiction. She followed it with What A Way To Go, a sharp-witted novel about family and wealth. Mackie is also the author of the memoir Jog On, drawn from her own experience with anxiety and running. In 2023 she judged the Women's Prize for Fiction, and her work has been shortlisted for the British Book Awards.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This set delivers Bella Mackie at her sharpest and most honest, pairing twisty, darkly funny fiction with a candid memoir and journal for readers who want it all. It's a fantastic gift for birthdays, holiday season stocking stuffers, book clubs, or anyone building a well-rounded fiction and memoir collection on their shelf.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.