There is a free-form stream-of-consciousness element to this first-person narration that is very appealing—world-weary yet cautiously optimistic.
It’s a mystery that will keep you up late at night, haunted by the events within its pages.
Even without its truly shocking reveal, White’s thriller stands out for its examination of marriage and the lies that build between spouses.
Engberg’s English language debut promises a gritty, unflinching procedural series, and will leave readers craving Kørner and Werner’s next adventure.
Unraveling at a breakneck pace and seemingly custom-built for a big-screen adventure, The Rabbit Hunter is a chase you’ll want to get in on.
Chad Dundas knows how to keep things simmering, and his cracking good mystery kept this reviewer up at night.
This is another satisfying psycho-thriller from the queen of the genre.
Block out sufficient time to read The Good Killer in one sitting. It’ll be hard to stop once you get started.
This fast-paced, frenzied tale of survival against both natural and supernatural forces will leave you gasping for air.
Riveting action and fascinating glimpses into life at a research station and what it takes to survive the harsh climate make this superb page turner stand out.
Armstrong has created a unique milieu for setting her suspense novels, which is no easy task nowadays. Read one, and you will want to read the rest.
Rutledge is one of the most complicated and finely drawn characters in contemporary crime fiction.
Part comedy, part thriller, Tim Dorsey’s novel is a crazy read from start to finish, and we mean that in a good way.
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