Sisters in the Wind: By Angeline Boulley (Book Review)
Angeline Boulley’s Sisters in the Wind arrives as a novel that balances pulse-driving suspense with a quietly fierce search for belonging.
Gone Before Goodbye: By Harlan Coben and Reese Witherspoon (Book Review)
Reese Witherspoon — yes, the Oscar-winning actor and book-club queen — has teamed up with bestselling thriller-machine Harlan Coben to deliver…
The Killer Question: By Janice Hallett (Book Review)
Hallett has established herself as the undisputed master of the modern epistolary mystery, and "The Killer Question" showcases her signature…
The Intruder: By Freida McFadden (Book Review)
Freida McFadden’s The Intruder arrives as the kind of page-turner that announces itself in the first scene and refuses to let go.
The Wasp Trap: By Mark Edwards (Book Review)
Mark Edwards’s The Wasp Trap opens like a gilded invitation: a stylish Notting Hill townhouse, an elegant dinner party, and six former…
The Impossible Fortune: By Richard Osman (Book Review)
Richard Osman’s latest novel, The Impossible Fortune, continues the beloved Thursday Murder Club series with a blend of mystery, humor, and…
The Hallmarked Man: By Robert Galbraith (Book Review)
Robert Galbraith’s The Hallmarked Man lands as the eighth novel in the Cormoran Strike series and will feel familiar to anyone who’s followed…
The Dead Husband Cookbook: By Danielle Valentine (Book Review)
When The Dead Husband Cookbook by Danielle Valentine landed in readers’ hands, it came wrapped in intrigue—equal parts culinary fascination…
Last Seen: By J.T. Ellison (Book Review)
In Last Seen, bestselling author J.T. Ellison weaves a tightly-wound tale of memory, betrayal, and the dark corners of human nature.
The Society of Unknowable Objects: By Gareth Brown (Book Review)
In The Society of Unknowable Objects, Gareth Brown invites us into a world where magic hides in plain sight.
Too Old for This: By Samantha Downing (Book Review)
In Too Old for This, Samantha Downing delivers a wickedly clever thriller that flips the script on aging, crime, and charm.
We Are All Guilty Here: By Karin Slaughter (Book Review)
Karin Slaughter’s We Are All Guilty Here grabs you from the first page with its oppressive summer heat and whispered secrets under firework-lit skies.