Book Reviews & Recommendations
Ali Hazelwood has once again proven why her name dominates modern romance shelves. With Hot for Slayer, the first entry in the Scared Sexy Collection, she takes readers into the darkly playful world of vampires, slayers, and the dangerously thin line between […]
Daniel Silva returns with An Inside Job, the latest installment in his long-running Gabriel Allon series. This time, Silva takes us deep into the murky world of art restoration, Vatican intrigue, and international crime, proving once again that no one writes elegant, […]
What happens when a retired serial killer tries to live out her golden years in peace, only to find herself dragged back into her old life of crime? Samantha Downing’s Too Old for This answers that question with wit, dark humor, and […]
Riley Sager has built his reputation on twisty thrillers that blur the line between psychological suspense and the supernatural, and Middle of the Night continues that tradition. Equal parts eerie suburban mystery and haunting exploration of childhood trauma, this novel pulls readers […]
John Marrs has built a reputation for writing dark, addictive thrillers that keep readers up at night, and his latest, You Killed Me First, is no exception. Twisty, unhinged, and brimming with toxic secrets, this book grabs you from the fiery first […]
For those meeting you for the first time, can you tell us a bit about yourself and your writing journey? I’m a Christian author and story coach with a deep background in story development and developmental editing. For many years, I’ve helped […]
Sarah Pinborough has long been a master of the unsettling thriller, blending the psychological with the supernatural until readers no longer know what is real and what is imagined. We Live Here Now is a prime example of her craft: a gothic […]
Time travel stories often lean on romance or science fiction spectacle, but Nelson K. Foley’s The Bridge to Rembrandt takes a different route. Rooted in real history and art, this novel pulls readers across centuries of Amsterdam’s turbulent past while anchoring the […]
Some thrillers are designed to entertain, while others push you to the edge of your comfort zone and make you hold your breath with every turn of the page. Gray After Dark by Noelle W. Ihli belongs firmly in the second category. […]
Katie Sise has built a reputation for writing twisty, binge-worthy domestic thrillers, and You Must Be New Here is no exception. Set in the seemingly idyllic community of Sycamore Glen, this story exposes the cracks beneath perfect lawns and friendly smiles, reminding […]