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The Third Twin by Ken Follett: Review
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The Undiscovered Deaths of Grace McGill Book Review
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The Final Act of Juliette Willoughby by Ellery Lloyd: Book Review
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If you enjoy police procedurals with a unique setting and a strong, relatable lead character, Death on the Adriatic is
Snapshot of Suspense: A Critical Look at Paper Money
Paper Money by Ken Follett is a fast-paced thriller set during a single day in London, interweaving a series of
Exploring Justice in Book Review of Sweet Little Lies
Karin Nordin’s novel, Sweet Little Lies explores familiar territory for Mystery & Thrillers, a dual-timeline investigation of a past murder