Night Over Water by Ken Follett: Review
Night Over Water is very much a product of its genre: a wartime thriller driven by tension and plot rather […]
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Some of Us Are Liars: Review
Some of Us Are Liars by Fiona is a character-driven thriller about families, secrets and shocking truths. Smart plotting, layered
The Compound by Aisling Rawle: Review
What if a reality show stopped being entertainment instead became survival? The Compound by Aisling Rawle blends dystopia, dark comedy,
Burn After Reading: Book Review
Burn After Reading by Catherine Ryan Howard is competent and engaging mystery with an intriguing premise, even if it is
The Girl Who Never Came Back: Review
Suzanne Goldring’s, The Girl Who Never Came Back is a powerful, moving, and utterly engrossing story that lingers long after
The Change by Kirsten Miller: Book Review
With its strong female leads, thought-provoking themes, and page-turning suspense, The Change by Kirsten Miller is a novel well worth
The Game by Scott Kershaw: Book Review
If you’re looking for a fresh new thriller voice, Scott Kershaw is one to watch, and The Game is well
Thirteen Storeys by Jonathan Sims: Review
Thirteen Storeys by Jonathan Sims is a brilliantly conceived novel that manages to be both an engaging horror anthology and
A Stranger on Board: Book Review
A Stranger on Board is for readers who enjoy mysteries set in confined, high-stakes environments, Cameron Ward’s novel is a
The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair: Review
Dark, provocative, and stylishly written, The Six Murders of Daphne St Clair by MacKenzie Common is a compelling critique of