Megan Goldin Fan? Her August 2022 Release “Stay Awake” is a Rollercoaster Ride
As the biggest Megan Goldin fan, I can truly say that her thrillers never disappoint. Goldin writes perfectly paced,…
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All Hit, No Miss: Stephanie Wrobel’s Sophomore Novel “This Might Hurt” Takes On A Cult Atmosphere That Will Blow You Away
Does the title of this review not intrigue you enough? Get this. Wisewood is a no nonsense resort that…
Overhyped and Underwhelming: Shea Ernshaw’s “A History of Wild Places” is Just Average
Travis Wren has the ability to find people – by touching items or walking through an environment. He is…
Stacy Willingham’s Debut Novel: “A Flicker in the Dark” A Must Read
The plot is simple. Chloe Davis was twelve when her father was arrested for serial murder. The worst part…
Metafictional Stalker Chiller: “True Crime Story” by Joseph Knox
Joseph Knox devises a new brand of thriller fiction in his newest release True Crime Story. The Guardian called…
Salacious Murder Mystery: May Cobb’s “The Hunting Wives”
Middle aged Mean Girls? Count me all the way in. The Plot Sophie O’Neill is in with the popular…
Murder, Lies, and Deception: Graham Moore’s Legal Thriller “The Holdout”
Ever wanted to read a courtroom drama that makes you race through the pages of blood, evidence, and cover-ups?…
For Fans of Adrian McKinty’s “The Chain” Comes Alison Gaylin’s “The Collective”
If you enjoyed Adrian McKinty’s The Chain, but it wasn’t as impressive as you’d hoped for, Alison Gaylin swoops…
“The Last House on Needless Street” by Catriona Ward
“A chilling and beautiful masterpiece of suspense … I was completely enthralled.” – Joe Hill “A true nerve-shredder that…
A COVID-19 Central Thriller: “56 Days” by Catherine Ryan Howard
In Catherine Ryan Howard’s newest thriller, 56 Days, the narrative centers around the pandemic that we are currently still…
“Hairpin Bridge”: Taylor Adams, author of “No Exit,” Hits a Homerun Again
Published in June of 2021, Hairpin Bridge is the highly anticipated next novel of Taylor Adams, author of No…
The Widely Talked About Sarah Pearse Debut Novel “The Sanatorium”: Does It Live Up To The Hype?
Half-hidden by forest and overshadowed by threatening peaks, Le Sommet has always been a sinister place. Long plagued by…
Is “The Plot” As “Insanely Readable” as Stephen King Says?
“The Plot is one of the best novels I’ve ever read about writers and writing. It’s also insanely readable and…
Joshilyn Jackson’s Newest Domestic Thriller “Mother May I” Turns the Tables
Joshilyn Jackson rose to heights with her last release, Never Have I Ever. It was like everyone I knew…
Finally – Riley Sager’s Survive the Night is his best yet
Survive the Night, the fifth novel from Riley Sager – the pseudonym of a former journalist – brings the…
“Basketful of Heads”: Joe Hill’s Beautifully Creepy Graphic Novel
Heads will roll in this terrifyingly wild ride from Joe Hill… Plot Summary In September of 1983, June Branch…
Review: “Night of the Mannequins” by Stephen Graham Jones
Enter Manny, the mannequin the group of five teens finds in a creek. Manny is their new best friend,…
Haunted Houses and Ghouls: Riley Sager’s “Home Before Dark”
Told between alternating chapters of the present day and a published book manuscript, this thriller explores what can be…
Daisy Johnson’s “Sisters”: A Deranged Sisterly Bond
Sisters tells the story of September, July, and their mother Sheela. Something unspeakable has happened to September and July…
Horror as Masterful Character Study: Emily Beyda’s “The Body Double”
The Plot A stranger approaches our nameless narrator at her movie theater job selling popcorn in the middle of…