Paul Tremblay gives the reader a thoroughly engrossing and often disturbing commentary that pits supernatural evil against human evil; a twist on the classic exorcism story that will deviate from your expectations, but will leave the open-minded reader totally engaged.
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Reincarnating Lisbeth: a new author's take on the tattooed girl
David Lagercrantz authors the continuation of Stieg Larsson's iconic Millennium series, and I'm super into it.
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Review: In a Dark, Dark Wood
Ruth Ware's IN A DARK, DARK WOOD is a compulsively readable, spine-tingling thriller—an AND THEN THERE WERE NONE for the modern day. My only recommendation? Read with all the lights on.
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Review: The New Neighbor by Leah Stewart
In this subtle mystery, slow and steady really does win the race. Stewart builds a moody, layered mystery that contemplates the remnants of our past, and the ways we try to hide them.
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Thanks to the generosity of Simon & Schuster, and the author herself, I was able to chat with LUCKIEST GIRL ALIVE author Jessica Knoll about her debut novel, her career, and her current reads! I'm so excited to be able to share what I learned from her.
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