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
Brianna Labuskes delivers a sophisticated, suspenseful crime thriller with Clean Slate. I haven’t read any of Brianna’s work before, but she is now an author that I have faith in when it comes to great storytelling. With multiple POVs and flashbacks, readers are led through FMC Olive’s investigation into how the victims and her personal life are connected. Read more
Right from the first page of Dear Mother, Rea Frey sets the tone – a newsletter article introduces the readers to a death of an infamous woman in the small town. Gail’s reputation and rumors precede her as the town remembers the dead teenagers who she fostered nearly two decades ago. Now that her biological daughter Isabelle has come back to take care of her mother’s remaining responsibilities, something seems to be calling out to her – something that doesn’t want to stay buried. Read more
