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.
The Girl From Widow Hills is a creepy, compelling portrait of a life forever warped by unwanted fame.
Silvia Moreno-Garcia delivers a distinctive and cinematic horror novel that is not for the faint of heart.
The Bright Lands is a fresh and frightening take on the small-town thriller.
Set on a bleak stretch of Cornish coastline, The House of Whispers blends madness, disease and violent folklore together with truly terrifying results.
This razor-sharp examination of the plight of displaced peoples delves into questions of integrity, loyalty and honesty.
This is a new take on the classic “crook-in-over-his-head” crime story, unfolding through Michael’s effortlessly cool narration.
Take Me Apart is rife with fascinating dichotomies and offers a fresh look at the legacies we leave behind, in all their painful and powerful humanity.
Bruce’s debut is a haunting, fairy tale-esque thriller with a hypnotic voice.
Taut and enthralling, Jackson’s novel will inspire rousing conversation—while also providing an effortless read.
This bizarre and fascinating thriller proves that anything is possible in the capable hands of author Jordan Farmer.
Who is the hero and who is the villain? In this twisted mother-daughter story, it’s often hard to tell.
Chad Dundas knows how to keep things simmering, and his cracking good mystery kept this reviewer up at night.
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