Killer Potential

beck.casse

Jun 11, 2025

The main character of Killer Potential, Evie Gordon, is written in such a relatable way. From growing up believing she had to be something bigger, better, or more important, to going on the run and trying to get her life back on track. Turn back time and undo it all while continuing to run. She continued to make me laugh with her inner dialogue, while also trying to puzzle how the heck this could end. Surely there’s no way this has a happy ending right? But I can’t really comment on that without spoiling things. I will say that as the story went on, I just wanted Evie and her “accomplice” to find a way out. Evie isn’t a professional. She’s not perfect or known for her skills at outrunning the law. Of course she’ll make mistakes. This isn’t some action movie where Evie shoots her way out of situations and doesn’t care who dies in the crossfire. This is a woman who went to tutor her client and found a crime scene. What would you do? The chemistry between Evie and her accomplice was so well done. I can’t comment anymore on the plot other than to say you’ll have to check it out. I rooted for Evie until the very end, and I do wish it wrapped up a tad bit more, However, I think the story was about more than just resolving issues and instead about dealing with uncertainties. It did feel a bit slow and repetitive at points, but if you don't binge this in 24hours then you probably won't be bothered by it.