I am not sure what exactly had me reaching for this book. I am not always a fan of young adult thrillers, and at the time of picking this up, it had been a long while since I had done so.This is a simple setup. You have a scholarship girl in a fancy school, and… Continue reading This Book Kills by Ravena Guron
Category: Thriller
Nothing More to Tell by Karen M. McManus
There is something about this author's writing that makes it easy for me to read. Although I am rating this lower than others that I have read by her, I think it is solely because of my previous experience that I am doing so.We have a pair of sisters who are high-achieving in their own… Continue reading Nothing More to Tell by Karen M. McManus
Arliss Cutter #4,#5 by Marc Cameron
I have read and reviewed the previous books on the blog earlier:#1&2, #3 This is one of those series that consistently maintains characters development as well as situational changes to keep the reader engrossed. Having the books set in Alaska definitely helps keep the tension levels high. I received ARCs of both books thanks to… Continue reading Arliss Cutter #4,#5 by Marc Cameron
Beyond the Frozen Horizon by Nicola Penfold
If I was ever given a prompt that had the words younger readers, horror/thriller, adventure and a dash of mystery thrown into life-threatening situations, I would be hard-pressed to come up with an appropriate storyline. This book is a combination of all of them.When I started the book, I was unsure what I expected. We… Continue reading Beyond the Frozen Horizon by Nicola Penfold
Better the Blood by Michael Bennett
This is not my usual type of book. Since I started blogging, I have slowly tapered off the police procedurals in my reading due to several reasons. This interested me because of the location of the story and the background included in the tale.The lead protagonist is a Māori woman who is a detective with… Continue reading Better the Blood by Michael Bennett
Crime Writer by Dime Sheppard
I count myself as lucky every time I find a book that is new to me in style or content. I read a lot in any given year, and uniqueness is a way to draw me in. This book was completely unexpected.We begin the story by the side of a writer struggling with writer's block.… Continue reading Crime Writer by Dime Sheppard
Lake View House by Helen Phifer
I left this book halfway through and came back to it at a later stage. I have often mentioned that I rarely choose to read thrillers nowadays since I do not get along with many of them. I thought this was going along that road and decided to take some time and space and return… Continue reading Lake View House by Helen Phifer
What Comes Before Dawn by Addison Michael
I have a conflicting relationship with thrillers of this ilk. I once gorged on them and slowly tapered off them. I keep trying some, once in a while, to check if I found the one that breaks my streak.I preface my review with that short point because this is a highly rated book on Goodreads… Continue reading What Comes Before Dawn by Addison Michael