Book Reviews & Recommendations
Noelle W. Ihli’s Such Quiet Girls takes a parent’s worst nightmare and compresses it into a tense, airless countdown. Ten children vanish in broad daylight when Bus 315 is hijacked, then wake to the metallic echo of a shipping container twenty feet […]
Jason Rekulak’s Hidden Pictures is one of those rare thrillers that grabs you by the throat from page one and doesn’t let go. Blending supernatural horror with psychological suspense, it’s a story that feels like The Sixth Sense meeting The Turn of […]
In Strange Houses, Uketsu Japan’s viral horror sensation and creator of the chilling Strange Pictures returns with another unnerving puzzle that blurs the line between mystery, horror, and architectural obsession. Translated by Jim Rion, this companion novel transforms something as ordinary as […]
Freida McFadden once again proves why she’s one of the most talked-about names in modern psychological thrillers. Ward D takes her signature formula short, adrenaline-fueled chapters and shocking twists and compresses it into one claustrophobic, heart-pounding night inside a locked psychiatric ward. […]
Freida McFadden has become a household name in the thriller world, known for her sharp pacing and shocking reveals. In The Locked Door, she takes readers into the chilling mind of a woman haunted by her father’s crimes and her own fear […]
Megan Lally’s That’s Not My Name is a pulse-pounding debut that grips you from its very first page and refuses to let go. Set in a small Oregon town filled with secrets, suspicion, and fear, this young adult thriller explores the terrifying […]
Samuel Burr’s The Fellowship of Puzzlemakers is a charming, bittersweet novel that celebrates eccentricity, love, and the lifelong quest to find where we belong. Combining gentle humor with heartfelt emotion, Burr weaves a story about a young man raised by an extraordinary […]
Kiersten White’s Hide takes a childhood game and turns it into a deadly nightmare. Equal parts psychological thriller, survival horror, and mythological allegory, this novel invites readers into a weeklong contest where the stakes are much higher than anyone imagines. It’s dark, […]
Adam Cesare’s Clown in a Cornfield 2: Frendo Lives delivers a bloody, chaotic encore that dives deeper into trauma, fame, and small-town paranoia. Following up one of the most talked-about modern slashers in YA horror is no easy feat, but Cesare leans […]
Samantha Crewson’s Every Sweet Thing Is Bitter is not an easy book to read, but it is a powerful one. Her debut novel plunges deep into the wounds of family, abuse, and generational pain, delivering a haunting and visceral story about a […]