The British cat-and-mouse spy thriller Killing Eve (BBC America, 2018-22) became an international sensation that captivated fans and critics alike while also sparking significant controversy. This scholarly analysis presents a compelling queer reading of the series, examining how it appropriated and subverted thriller conventions to center the complexity and queerness of women's desires. Featuring exclusive interviews with creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge and executive producer Sally Woodward Gentle alongside analysis of key scenes, the book offers an engaging account of this popular series as well as its contributions to television history as innovative, escapist queer TV.