The Perfect Hosts: By Heather Gudenkauf (Book Review)
Heather Gudenkauf’s The Perfect Hosts is a taut, character-focused mystery that blends domestic tension with atmospheric suspense.
All of Us Murderers: By K.J. Charles (Book Review)
K.J. Charles’ All of Us Murderers arrives like a storm over Dartmoor: slow-building, heavy with menace, and suddenly cracking open with…
The Hitchhikers: By Chevy Stevens (Book Review)
Chevy Stevens is best known for tightly wound psychological thrillers that turn ordinary settings into pressure cookers. In The Hitchhikers,…
The Scammer: By Tiffany D. Jackson (Book Review)
Tiffany D. Jackson’s The Scammer lands as a tense, emotionally charged young-adult thriller that builds its power through psychological…
Nash Falls: By David Baldacci (Book Review)
Nash Falls stands as a powerful introduction to what promises to be another compelling David Baldacci series.
What She Saw: By Mary Burton (Book Review)
Mary Burton’s latest thriller, What She Saw, marries a classic small-town mystery with the momentum of a newsroom investigation.
We Fell Apart: By E. Lockhart (Book Review)
E. Lockhart returns to the shimmering, shadow-streaked world that made We Were Liars a phenomenon, but We Fell Apart stands on its own two feet.
The Widow: By John Grisham (Book Review)
John Grisham, renowned for his legal thrillers, ventures into the realm of mystery with his latest novel, The Widow.
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.