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Book Review: There Should Have Been Eight | Nalini Singh
Nalini Singh’s psychological thrillers are always a hit for me. Dark, gothic, atmospheric, and suspenseful—There Should Have Been Eight is a new and captivating nod to the closed circle mysteries made popular by…
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Book Review: The Weatherman | Royston Reeves @randomttours @royston_reeves
A read-in-one-sitting thriller that will have you in a chokehold wondering if and how it will resolve. The Weatherman by Royston Reeves will take you through a nightmare scenario and have you wondering…
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Book Review: Gone Tonight | Sarah Pekkanen
Sarah Pekkanen writes a great suspenseful thriller, whether writing with the incredible Greer Hendricks or solo. I find that the books written with Hendricks are more twist-y psychological thrillers with true devious characters…
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Cozy Mystery Review: Nine Lives and Alibis | Cate Conte | Cat Cafe Mystery #7
A 40-year-old unsolved murder and a current murder are linked as Daybreak Island celebrates Halloween with their Haunted Halloween Festival! Nine Lives and Alibis is the seventh book in the Cat Café Mystery…
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Psychological Thriller Review: Such a Good Wife | Seraphina Nova Glass
Seraphina Nova Glass writes psychological thrillers that are unafraid to feature a flawed and messy lead, and that is something I admire about her books. In Such a Good Wife, a wife and…
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Psychological Thriller Review: The Book of Cold Cases | Simone St. James
“But I’ve always believed that murder is the healthiest obsession of all.” I always look forward to the new Simone St. James! She always delivers a haunting and intriguing mystery with an atmospheric…
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Cozy Mystery Review: Baking Spirits Bright | Sarah Fox | True Confections Mystery #2
One of the most charming winter-y settings I’ve read, Sarah Fox’s Baking Spirits Bright is the perfect winter mystery! A chocolatier finds herself on the case to solve a mystery when a fellow…
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Psychological Thriller Review: Good Girls Lie | J. T. Ellison
I have enjoyed everything I’ve read by J.T. Ellison. Her books are dark, her characters are compelling, the settings are top tier, and I have never read a book of hers that didn’t…
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Book Review: Meet the Benedettos | Katie Cotugno
Described as the Kardashians meets Pride and Prejudice, Katie Cotugno’s Meet the Benedettos is a funny and delightfully bold entry into the modern reimagining’s of Jane Austen’s greatest hits. About the Book |…
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Book Review: Black Sheep | Rachel Harrison
I don’t tend to read a lot of horror, mostly because I don’t enjoy the gore aspect as much. When I heard about the (controversial) concept of cozy horror, I was instantly intrigued.…
