Dead Man Dancing is electrifying, and all the more effective thanks to Galligan’s vivid descriptions and emotional portrayal of his characters.
Things go remarkably sideways remarkably quickly in Downing’s delicious and thrilling sophomore novel.
The Last Flight is a delicious thrill ride of a read, with enough twists and coincidences to make things exciting yet frighteningly realistic.
Full of uneasy suspense, ‘Seven Lies’ may leave you wishing that just this once, the villain could get away with it.
If you’re a Jack Reacher fan, you’ll love Van Shaw.
The balancing act between darkness and light keeps suspense high throughout, so readers will appreciate the sprinkles of silliness all the more.
Ivy Pochoda buttresses her narrative with a distinct and empowered group of women, and it is refreshing to see women in a thriller all acting with agency.
If this is indeed the final volume of the Siri series, he and Cotterill leave it on a high note.
A whodunit with Southern hospitality, which makes for smiles full of very sharp teeth and characters we’re glad to meet—but can’t turn our backs on.
The Girl From Widow Hills is a creepy, compelling portrait of a life forever warped by unwanted fame.
Featuring a memorable cast that includes a not-to-be-messed-with female lead, The Mountains Wild makes for perfect summer reading.
Masterfully plotted and paced, The Mist is atmospheric, haunting and not for the faint of heart.
Silvia Moreno-Garcia delivers a distinctive and cinematic horror novel that is not for the faint of heart.
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