Category Archives: Mystery/Suspense
Review: The Red Hunter by Lisa Unger
This is one of those books that is so intense, so captivating, that you’ll want to read it in one sitting. The author has crafted two incredibly unique and well-fleshed out characters, both having survived individual attacks that have … Continue reading
Review: Burn Town by Jennifer McMahon
Jennifer McMahon is one of my “go to” authors. Each time she publishes a new book, it’s a given that I’m going to read it as soon as I can get my hands on it. This most recent title is … Continue reading
Review: I Found You by Lisa Jewell
I’m quite a fan of twisty storylines based on dark old secrets. This title is certainly rich with twists and turns. They were so captivating that it allowed to me overlook the fact that I couldn’t find any of the … Continue reading
Review: Say Nothing by Brad Parks
I’ve been a fan of Brad Parks’ writing for some time now. I devoured his Carter Ross series and was quite intrigued to start reading this one. Parks himself said it is quite different, a departure from his previous series. … Continue reading
Review: The Night Mark by Tiffany Reisz
I discovered Reisz’s work last year, reading her novel The Bourbon Thief. When I read the premise of this most recent title, as well as the setting, I knew I had to read it. Reisz excels at crafting characters and … Continue reading
Review: The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel
The promise of dark and twisty family secrets is what led me to this particular title. I was not at all disappointed. It’s actually quite difficult to relay my opinions without giving hints at “the secret.” I kind of had … Continue reading
Review: Ill Will by Dan Chaon
We all have the experience in which we think back on a childhood memory and wonder at the accuracy of that memory. In our case, it may be small in trivial. In Dusty/Dustin’s mind, however, it put his adoptive brother behind … Continue reading
Review: The Book of Mirrors by E. O. Chirovici
What a thrilling read! The format, a book within a book in a sense, was completely mesmerizing. Never did I find myself confused or losing track of time or place; Chirovici’s elegantly written book was obviously carefully and expertly plotted. … Continue reading
Review: The Nightwalker by Sebastian Fitzek
What an incredibly twisty read! Told from the point of view of Leon himself, the reader is forced to come to terms with an incredibly unreliable narrator. Just as one thinks the path they are following is the accurate (and … Continue reading
Review: Two Days Gone by Randall Silvis
Wow. This is certainly not a book for the faint of heart. From the very beginning, Silvis takes his reader into a dark and harrowing journey. The slaughter (there isn’t really any other way to to describe it) of his … Continue reading