Don’t Let Him In by Lisa Jewell | The Dark Side of Charm
Ever wonder if that charming new person in your life is too good to be true? Lisa Jewell’s Don’t Let…
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Proof by Jon Cowan | A Legal Thriller That Actually Thrills
Jon Cowan knows how to write lawyers. After all, he gave us nine seasons of Suits. But his debut novel,…
The Black Highway by Simon Toyne | A Twisted Journey Through Darkness
Simon Toyne’s latest Laughton Rees thriller isn’t just good — it’s the kind of book that makes you miss your…
When the Music Hits by Amber Oliver | The Price of Making It
Amber Oliver’s When the Music Hits feels like a backstage pass to the New York music scene — the good,…
Dark Angel by V.C. Andrews | Gothic Masterpiece Cuts Deep
Let’s talk about Dark Angel, the kind of book that makes you forget to eat dinner. V.C. Andrews’ 1986 sequel…
The Tenant by Freida McFadden | Nerve-Shredding Suspense
Freida McFadden’s The Tenant grabs you from the first chapter and doesn’t loosen its grip until the final, dizzying twist.…
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown | When Fiction Became a Religious Firestorm
Let’s talk about the book that made conspiracy theories cool again. Back in 2003, Dan Brown dropped The Da Vinci…
King of Ashes by S.A. Cosby | Southern Noir Burns Deep
S.A. Cosby’s King of Ashes hits like a shot of Tennessee whiskey – smooth at first, then leaves you burning.…
Can’t Get Enough by Kennedy Ryan | Love, Ambition, and All the Messy Parts in Between
Kennedy Ryan’s new Skyland novel hits different. In Can’t Get Enough, she gives us Hendrix – brilliant, stubborn, and stretched…
I Did Warn Her by Sian Gilbert | Murder on the High Seas
Sian Gilbert’s I Did Warn Her answers a question we’ve all pondered: what if a murder happened on a billionaire’s…
Fox by Joyce Carol Oates | Dark, Brilliant, and Unsettling
In her latest work of literary psychological suspense, Joyce Carol Oates proves once again why she’s considered one of America’s…