Book Reviews & Recommendations
Brad Thor delivers another electrifying entry in his long-running Scot Harvath series with Edge of Honor, a book that proves why he remains one of the most trusted names in political and espionage thrillers. Fast-paced, explosive, and eerily timely, this latest installment […]
Michael Connelly once again proves why he stands at the top of modern crime fiction with Resurrection Walk, a masterful blend of courtroom tension and investigative grit. The novel reunites two of his most beloved characters defense attorney Mickey Haller and retired […]
Stuart Turton returns with another brain-teasing, genre-bending puzzle that asks a wicked question: can you solve a murder in time to save the last pocket of humanity? Set on an isolated island protected from a planet-wide, lethal fog, The Last Murder at […]
Tana French’s The Searcher is not your typical detective thriller. It is a haunting, atmospheric story about solitude, morality, and the slow unraveling of human secrets set against the rugged beauty of rural Ireland. With over 150,000 ratings and a solid 3.8 […]
Karin Slaughter’s After That Night is a relentless, emotionally charged thriller that drags readers back into the darkest corners of trauma, justice, and survival. With over seventy thousand ratings and a Goodreads score of 4.24, it is clear that Slaughter continues to […]
Genre: Crime Thriller, Mystery, SuspenseRating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) Karin Slaughter’s Girl, Forgotten is a gripping and emotionally layered follow-up to Pieces of Her, bringing back Andrea Oliver in a story that blends a decades-old murder mystery with present-day danger and psychological depth. This […]
Genre: Literary Suspense, Crime FictionRating: ★★★★★ (4.5/5) Danya Kukafka’s Notes on an Execution is a haunting, poetic, and unflinchingly intelligent novel that reshapes how we view crime, punishment, and empathy. This isn’t your typical serial killer story. It’s a quiet storm that […]
Chris Bohjalian, the acclaimed author of The Flight Attendant, returns with The Skydivers, a short thriller that explores the fragile bond between brothers, the weight of inheritance, and the moral ambiguity that comes with loss. Set against the quiet rural backdrop of […]
Beatriz Williams, the queen of sweeping historical fiction, returns with Under the Stars, a richly woven novel that spans centuries and generations. Set against the backdrop of New England’s windswept Winthrop Island, this story intertwines family legacy, lost love, and long-buried secrets […]
Wanda M. Morris’s Small Things is a short but powerful story that lingers long after the final line. At only thirty-six pages, it may be the briefest entry in Amazon’s Alibis collection, but it’s also among the most emotionally resonant. Beneath its […]