I Died On A Tuesday by Jane Corry
After an early morning swim and with a bright future in publishing in London ahead of her, Janie White cycles home on the quiet streets of her Devon village.
Thriller
Lucid by Jenna Boholij
As she blows out the candles on her thirtieth birthday cake in the opening of Lucid, Charlie Marin reveals herself to be the antagonistic force driving Jenna Boholij’s literary thriller.
Charlie has a successful job, compassionate family and friends, and a boyfriend in Winnipeg, but she cannot move past the death of her twin Cara, who died at age thirteen. The details of how she died are hidden away, but this loss makes Charlie numb to her circumstances and all possibilities for her future.
The John MacLachlan Gray Interview
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing author John MacLachlan Gray about his most recent book, Mr. Good-Evening, the third book in his Raincoast Noir series.
We Used To Live Here by Marcus Kliewer
When Eve, new co-owner of a house on Heritage Lane, number to be determined… opens the door to a sweet family looking to revisit the father’s family home, she desperately wants to say no and worked up the courage, and fake use of her partner, to say it.
The Gathering by C.J. Tudor
She adds a fresh twist on the typical crime fiction novel by adding a vampyr narrative, exploring the dangers of colonization and the bigotry that can sometimes lie inside small-town communities.
Limited Verse by David Martin
It is both a science fiction/dystopian book about poetry, but also includes some classic poetry reimagined. It really is genre defying, and it is necessary to suspend your belief and open your mind while reading this one.
Throwback: Dream Chasers by Barbara Fradkin
The sixth installment of the eleven book Inspector Green Mystery series, my first of Barbara Fradkin’s, I can’t figure out why I waited so long.
Coming To Find You by Jane Corry
Fans of mystery and suspense are in for quite a ride with one of the newest must-read psychological thrillers of 2023 in Jane Corry’s new novel Coming to Find You.
The Other Mothers by Katherine Faulkner
The author of Greenwich Park returns with a fresh and deftly paced thriller about murder, class, and motherhood in an exclusive London community.
The Bone Hacker by Kathy Reichs
Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan follows a series of bizarre disappearances on the islands of Turks and Caicos, and enters a sinister labyrinth in which a new technology may wreak worldwide havoc.
Stealing John Hancock by H&A Christensen
H&A Christensen have crafted an unforgettable story of stolen identities, where you can trust no one. Complications unfold so rapidly and are put to rest so smoothly that you won’t ever want this book to end. I’m just hoping there will be a sequel.
-Michelle Berry, author of the thriller Everything Turns Away
Fit to Die: A Thriller by Daniel Kalla
From internationally bestselling author Daniel Kalla comes a riveting thriller about online body shaming, toxic diet pills, a vulnerable mega-celebrity, and a rapidly rising body count.
The General of Tiananmen Square by Ian Hamilton
Ava Lee squares off against the Chinese government over a controversial film depicting the infamous Tiananmen Square Massacre in the latest thriller from bestselling author Ian Hamilton.
Nine Dash Line by Emily Saso
A thrilling novel about two people stranded under mysterious circumstances in the South China Sea, battling the memories of the crimes that haunt them.
