Bleak, Gripping, Utterly Delectable: Ashley Winstead’s “The Last Housewife”
When a cult threatens to ruin the lives of you and your closest friends, wouldn’t you do something about…
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The Southern Reach Trilogy: Book Two, “Authority”
The Predecessor This novel, Authority, is the second of the Southern Reach trilogy by Jeff VanderMeer. The first, Annihilation,…
Muddling in the Source Code: “Upgrade” by Blake Crouch
Upgrade is a scorcher of a summer thriller, asking us what we would do to save humanity from itself. …
Lucy Foley’s “The Paris Apartment”
The Premise An atmospheric Paris apartment building with residents that seem like they have something to hide. A brother…
What’s July Without a Riley Sager Release: “The House Across the Lake”
Riley Sager fan here! Every July for the last six years has been marked with a new thriller release…
Julie Clark’s “The Lies I Tell” is a Feminist Thriller for the Ages
Julie Clark, author of the bestseller The Last Flight, is rising to the top with her newest thriller The…
Jennifer Hillier’s “Thing We Do in the Dark” is a Fun Ride
The Plot The newest thriller from Jennifer Hillier, Things We Do in the Dark, follows Paris Peralta as she…
Michaelides’ Sophomoric “The Maidens” Provides Captivation, Captivation, Disappointment
The author of the bestselling thriller The Silent Patient, Alex Michaelides returns with his sophomore novel The Maidens. The…
Kierstin White’s Adult Debut “Hide” Is Lackluster
Kierstin White is one of the most notable young adult authors working in the genre. Her fantasy and horror…
Bentley Little’s “The Store” Will Worm Around Your Brain Forever
In a small Arizona town called Juniper, hours from any big cities like Phoenix, Bill Davis loves the life…
Adrian McKinty’s “The Island” Will Melt Your Eyes From Their Sockets
The Island is Lord of the Flies meets Mad Max meets The Hunger Games meets Bird Box in what I’m…
For Fans of “The Hunting Wives” Comes Jeneva Rose’s Thriller “One of Us is Dead”
Did you love May Cobb’s The Hunting Wives? Jeneva Rose has a treat for you in her newest cosmopolitan…
Social Horror At Its Best in James Han Mattson’s “Reprieve”
The Plot Quigley House is a full-contact immersive horror haunted house. Contestants in teams try to complete five cells…
“Silk Hills” Provides Us a Trippy Horror Journey Through Appalachia
But yet, it is. The Plot Releasing on May 24th, 2022, Silk Hills is a graphic novel from the…
A Horror Delight in Catriona Ward’s March 1 Release “Sundial”
Ready to smash that pre-order button? You’ll want to for Catriona Ward’s new novel Sundial releasing on March 1,…
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,…
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. The Plot Wisewood is a no nonsense…
Overhyped and Underwhelming: Shea Ernshaw’s “A History of Wild Places” is Just Average
The Plot Travis Wren has the ability to find people – by touching items or walking through an environment….
Stacy Willingham’s Debut Novel: “A Flicker in the Dark” A Must Read
The Plot The plot is simple. Chloe Davis was twelve when her father was arrested for serial murder. The…
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…
