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.
The Fallen & the Kiss of Dusk: By Carissa Broadbent (Book Review)
In The Fallen & the Kiss of Dusk, Carissa Broadbent delivers a thrilling and emotional finale to Mische and Asar’s journey.
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.
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.