Book Review “I admit the possibility” – the words that somehow embody the spirit of human beings, irrespective of the kind of belief that drives you, irrespective of the fact that you can be an atheist or a skeptic, there … Continue reading The Running Grave (Cormoran Strike #7) by Robert Galbraith #BookReview #MysteryThriller #DetectiveFiction #Crime
My Rating Book Review What a delicious treat to imagine Eric Bana as Aaron Falk in Jane Harper’s latest release Exiles. Author Harper needs no introduction, her uber successful The DRY is essentially an all time favorite book that I … Continue reading Exiles (Aaron Falk #3) by Jane Harper #BookReview #MysteryThrillers #Suspense #CrimeFiction @NetGalley @Panmacmillan
My Rating Book Review “But his soul was mad. Being alone in the wilderness, it had looked within itself and, by heavens, I tell you, it had gone mad” Joseph Conrad The title of the book CONSUMED fits the story … Continue reading Consumed by Greg Buchanan #BookReview #MysteryThriller #Thriller #Crimefiction @NetGalley @orionbooks
My Rating Book Review When words fail to capture the emotions after reading a story…. A story of such depth and intensity, a story of a mother who can turn to a ruthless monster to protect her children, the story … Continue reading Black Thorn by Sarah Hilary #BookReview #MysteryThriller #CrimeThriller #Crime #BlackThorn @NetGalley @panmacmillan
My Rating Book Review An Unforgiving Place, book #2 in the National Parks Mystery by Claire Kells, is a fantastic addition to the series after that spectacular first book Vanishing Edge where I fell head over heels in love with … Continue reading An Unforgiving Place (National Parks Mystery #2) by Claire Kells #BookReview #CrimeThrillers #Adventure #PoliceProcedural @NetGalley #AnUnforgivingPlace @crookedlanebks
My Rating Book Review It’s been almost 4 years since I read The Memory Woods by Sam Lloyd and to be honest, the story still resonates in my mind, haunting me with the most complex portrayal of its protagonist. The … Continue reading The People Watcher by Sam Lloyd #BookReview #MysteryThriller #CrimeFiction #NetGalley @TransworldBooks #ThePeopleWatcher
My Rating Book Review Gail Aldwin’s latest release The Secret Life of Carolyn Russell is a dual timeline investigative story at first glance but develops into something so profound with its intricate and layered storytelling.I had read This Much Huxley … Continue reading The Secret Life of Carolyn Russell by Gail Aldwin #BookReview #CrimeFiction #Mystery #TheSecretLifeOfCarolynRussell @BloodhoundBook @gailaldwin
My Rating Book Review Ruth Ware’s IT GIRL is a dazzler, you know like that sparkling Christmas bauble at first glance but has a thousand and one glittering jewels shining out of it in the light. The IT Girl is … Continue reading The It Girl by Ruth Ware #BookReview #MysteryThriller #CrimeFiction #Mysteries #Suspense
My Rating Book Review Honestly, I have been a little hesitant to pick this book up, the reviews were so mixed, some loving it wholly and some finding it meh’ and I was doubtful where I would end up with … Continue reading The Paris Apartment by Lucy Foley #BookReview #MsyteryThriller #CrimeFiction #Suspense #PsychologicalThrillers
My Rating Book Review Anthony Horowitz writes with a peculiar charm, wherein I feel that sometimes it is easy not be taken in by his storytelling but other times makes me feel all the high you get reading an Agatha … Continue reading The Sentence Is Death (Hawthorne and Horowitz Mystery #2) by Anthony Horowitz #BookReview #MysteryThriller #CrimeThriller #Detective #Series
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