GLEN POWELL AS ↴ BECKET REDFELLOW HOW TO MAKE A KILLING (2026)
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GLEN POWELL AS ↴ BECKET REDFELLOW HOW TO MAKE A KILLING (2026)

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GLEN POWELL AS ↴ BECKET REDFELLOW HOW TO MAKE A KILLING (2026)
Heir Today, Gone Tomorrow - A Knives Out/How to Make a Killing Crossover, Part 2 - Masterlist
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Disowned by his obscenely wealthy family, Becket Redfellow will stop at nothing to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way. But there’s one ghost in his past that he doesn’t expect will change the outcome. His ex-girlfriend.
FBI Special Agent Amelia “Mia” Thrombey has been with the New Jersey field office for six years, having made the career change from crime writer not long after her father’s death changed her life – and view of the world – forever. Now working as a crime data analyst and criminal profiler for the FBI, she uses what she’s learned from her father to help the FBI solve every murder, every missing person’s case that comes across her desk.
But outside of work, her life feels… empty, and cold. There’s nothing for her outside of her job. She lost touch with Marta Cabrera after Marta had confirmed she was taking her share of Mia’s father’s inheritance and moving into what used to be the Thrombey family home.
And not long before going into the FBI, Mia had broken things off with Becket Redfellow, who she had sworn was going to be the one. But her career – particularly her choice to change it – had come between them, and so they’d ended things between them, even though it left Mia feeling like she’d made a huge mistake.
Soon, though, word starts coming in about an investigation into the Redfellows. Several members of the family have died, and the circumstances around their deaths have been deemed… suspicious. But with there being different causes of death and nothing to link them, the investigation isn’t really going anywhere, except for focusing on one person. Becket Redfellow. Her ex.
Knives Out, Beaks Bloody - A Knives Out/How to Make a Killing Crossover, Part 1 - Masterlist
Cover credit goes to @elliekayfiction
Amelia “Mia” Thrombey is the youngest daughter of best-selling crime novelist Harlan Thrombey, and a critically acclaimed writer in her own right, having penned best-selling titles like Storm of Suspicion, A Christmas Mystery, and Rules for the Perfect Murder. She’s following fast in her father’s footsteps, and practically has everything she could ever ask for in life, despite the likes of her family. Her father is the only exception, as he is one of her staunchest supporters, and taught her everything he knows.
Her relationships with her elder siblings (and siblings in law) are a mixed bag. Her eldest sister, Linda, is overly protective – sometimes overbearing, even – and has looked down on every single guy Mia’s ever dated, and found faults with almost every single one. She barely tolerates her brother in law Richard’s presence, as his comments and overall attitude towards her leave her feeling creeped out.
It isn’t much better than with her sister-in-law, Joni, who can’t keep her business afloat, and yet is trying to raise a kid while basically free-loading off of Mia’s dad. Can’t forget Walt or Donna, either, the older brother and sister in law.
Walt is relentlessly pushing their dad to adapt his books, which is where the real money lies. And Donna? Her racist comments during what should be polite conversation while claiming “it’s not a race thing” leave Mia particularly pissed off. And the potentially shady business dealings that Walt’s trying to keep under wraps? Leave her the hell out of it.