Book Reviews on suspense or thriller books. Stories focus on exciting, surprising the reader. Common emotions include anticipation and anxiety.
Review The Ferryman's Daughter is Yasmin Angoe's strongest work yet - at least of the titles I've read. I'm sure the "child of a former serial killer" trope appears plenty in the psychological suspense genre. Or even plots involving copy-cats stirring up fear and doubt again. But the FMC being engaged to a detective on… Continue reading The Ferryman’s Daughter by Yasmin Angoe
When it comes to gripping suspense that you can’t simply put down, Harry Hunsicker has got the formula down. And his latest title, Mother May I, only solidifies that statement. The FMC, Meg, lives through every mother’s worst nightmare when her daughter disappears as a toddler. Then one day she happens to come across the first clue about her daughter’s well-being in 15 years. And her entire life changes once again. Nothing else matters. She’s going to follow that trail and learn the truth once and for all. Read more
I’m noticing that spicy slashers, or “horrormance” is rising up in popularity. I’m not one for dark romance, but after reading a few titles like Camera Stays On by Tylor Paige, I’m pretty sure I’m becoming a fan. Read more
