The premise of The Stranded seemed so appealing, but unfortunately, it was underwhelming. Apocalyptic war and a deadly virus forced
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Locust Lane by Stephen Amidon
Locust Lane is a neighbourhood thriller set in Massachusetts. A young woman turns up dead in the wealthy suburb of Emerson, Massachusetts.
All the Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham
All the Dangerous Things is a slow-burn thriller with an unreliable narrator. Since her son was snatched from his crib a year ago, Isabelle Drake has not had a
Someone Had to Do It by Amber Brown and Danielle Brown
Someone Had to Do It is a fast-paced and compelling debut thriller from author duo Amber Brown and Danielle Brown. Brandi Maxwell, a young Black woman,
The Villa by Rachel Hawkins
The Villa is an absorbing and suspenseful gothic novel set in Italy. Emily, the author of a long-running book series, feels like her life is in a rut. Not only
A History of Fear by Luke Dumas
A History of Fear reveals one man’s descent into madness. Scotland, 2017: Grayson Hale, an American grad student, callously murdered his classmate, blaming
A Small Affair by Flora Collins
A Small Affair has colossal consequences for one high-powered woman in fashion. Vera is not afraid to go after what she wants, not particular about who she migh
Aesthetica by Allie Rowbottom
Aesthetica by Allie Rowbottom takes a sharp look at the dark side of social media. While Anna waits to go under the knife to reverse all of her past cosmetic
Blackwater Falls by Ausma Zehanat Khan
Blackwater Falls introduces Detective Inaya Rahman in the first book of a new crime series. Inaya Rahman is part of the Community Response Unit of the
Forget Me Not by Miranda Rijks
Forget Me Not has a slow start but gets progressively more gripping and twisty. Helen has pulled her life together since her husband Paul
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