For the Record: By Emma Lord (Book Review)
In For the Record, Emma Lord delivers an irresistible second-chance romance set amidst the heart-pounding buzz of the music industry.
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.
Well, Actually: By Mazey Eddings (Book Review)
In Well, Actually, Mazey Eddings serves up a contemporary romance that’s equal parts sharp humor, messy emotions, and social media chaos.
The Locked Ward: By Sarah Pekkanen (Book Review)
Sarah Pekkanen’s latest standalone thriller, The Locked Ward, is a chilling blend of family secrets, psychological tension, and twin dynamics
Accomplice to the Villain: By Hannah Nicole Maehrer (Book Review)
Hannah Nicole Maehrer’s Accomplice to the Villain concludes her wildly popular “Assistant to the Villain” trilogy.
When the Moon Hatched: By Sarah A. Parker (Book Review)
When the Moon Hatched is the first installment in Sarah A. Parker’s Moonfall series, released in early 2024.
Such Quiet Girls: By Noelle W. Ihli (Book Review)
When I first heard Such Quiet Girls, I braced myself for a tense thriller, but what I got was something much more unsettling
Beautiful Venom: By Rina Kent (Book Review)
I recently finished Beautiful Venom by Rina Kent—the first installment in her Vipers series—and felt compelled to share my experience.
Best Debut Books of July 2025
Let’s find out which titles made it to the list of the Best Debut Books of July 2025.
You Belong Here: By Megan Miranda (Book Review)
In You Belong Here, Megan Miranda delivers an atmospheric suspense novel that merges past trauma with present danger.
She Didn’t See It Coming: By Shari Lapena (Book Review)
She Didn’t See It Coming is Shari Lapena’s latest domestic suspense, weaving themes of suburban perfection, mistrust and social media…