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Review: Red Widow by Alma Katsu
Let me start by saying I don’t read spy thrillers. Yes, you read that correctly. I don’t read spy thrillers. What I do read, however, is anything written by Alma Katsu. I must divulge that I’ve known Alma for just … Continue reading
Review: Never Far Away by Michael Koryta
When life has my mind and soul reeling, I revert back to the things that I cherish and bring joy to my life. For me, one of those things is reading. We lost my mother-in-law to COVID-19 a week ago. … Continue reading
Review: The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher
I know each time I read a novel by T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon) that I’m in for a treat. This is no exception. Inspired by a novella by Algernon Blackwood called, The Willows, Kingfisher introduces her reader to a terror like none … Continue reading
Review: The Residence by Andrew Pyper
I knew I had to read this book the moment I read the synopsis. I’m no stranger to Pyper’s work and I impatiently awaiting the opportunity to experience his take on this factual part of American history. Guests of the … Continue reading
Review: Night of the Mannequins by Stephen Graham Jones
This is a truly brilliant novella. Jones takes bits of all those corny teen slasher movies I grew up watching and uses the very best characteristics to pull together this immensely captivating read. Sure, it’s quirky; a mannequin comes to … Continue reading
Review: Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy
I chose to read this novel as a palette cleanser of sorts, something to break up some of the darker thrillers I’ve been reading lately. Within the first dozen pages or so, I knew I’d come across my first five-star … Continue reading
Review: His & Hers by Alice Feeney
This is most certainly going to be one of the top thrillers of the summer! The storyline, its execution, the characters, the narration, are all outstanding. The narration is told in a he said/she said method, with three points of … Continue reading
Review: Friends and Strangers by J. Courtney Sullivan
I’ve been a fan of Sullivan’s work for some time. She excels at crafting dynamic, yet flawed characters and strong relationships. What she has crafted with Sam and Elisabeth is so real, so genuine. I quickly forgot they were fictional … Continue reading
Review: Home Before Dark by Riley Sager
This is one of the books of the summer you cannot miss, the very kind of book I’ve been seeking. I love a good haunted house tale and this one certainly reeled me in. Told in alternating time periods/points of … Continue reading
Review: The Last Flight by Julie Clark
It’s been a while since I’ve written a review. Not because I haven’t read anything, but nothing lately has jumped out at me and screamed “Now this is a book I want to talk about!” Apologies in advance for all … Continue reading