Montes’ inventive, grotesque novel sets the bar for 2016: it is at once frank, darkly humorous, and deeply disturbing. Guaranteed to hold you captive until the last page.
Review: HE WILL BE MY RUIN by K.A. Tucker
Unfortunately I have to say that HWBMR is better suited to the NA genre than to the thriller genre—I'm quite certain that Tucker's fans will love HWBMR, but if you are looking for a true mystery/thriller recommendation here, I would not recommend this book.
Review: The Doll's House by M. J. Arlidge
I’ve been singing the praises of M. J. Arlidge’s DI Helen Grace series for a while now, and the upcoming third novel in this series proves why I’ll be doing it for a while longer. Simply put, Arlidge writes page-turners that I just can't put down.
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Review: THE GIRL IN THE RED COAT by Kate Hamer
Kate Hamer is a phenomenal, beautiful writer. It’s a pleasure to read her writing just for its own sake; it’s an added bonus that she applies those talents to create a gripping, devastating mystery. Meet one of my new favorite mysteries, and a 2016 must-read.
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Review: FIND HER by Lisa Gardner
FIND HER by Lisa Gardner will keep you guessing. It will keep you up at night, working to solve the story’s central mystery, and uncover the truth about Flora Dane. Victim or vigilante? It’s up to you to decide.
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