Book Review: One of Us Is Dead by Jeneva Rose There’s something irresistibly fascinating about diving into the world of privilege and perfidy, isn’t there? When I first came across Jeneva Rose’s One of Us Is Dead, I felt that magnetic pull of curiosity mix with a tinge of guilt—like I was about to peek …
Book Review: Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney I’ve always had a soft spot for mysteries that unfold during family gatherings, and Alice Feeney’s Daisy Darker instantly tugged at my curiosity. The concept of a family reuniting at a gothic seaside manor, under the ominous shadow of an impending storm? Yes, please! It felt like stepping …
A Flicker in the Dark: A Gripping Journey into the Shadows When I first stumbled upon A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham, the book’s intriguing premise and striking cover immediately drew me in. As a longtime fan of psychological thrillers, I was eager to dive into a story steeped in mystery, familial ties, …
Review of Last Patient of the Night by AJ Docker As a book blogger, I often find myself drawn to medical thrillers—there’s something about the high stakes and ethical dilemmas that captivates me. When I stumbled upon Last Patient of the Night by AJ Docker, I felt an irresistible tug. The blend of a gripping …
The Push by Ashley Audrain: A Gripping Exploration of Maternal Introspection When I first laid eyes on The Push by Ashley Audrain, I was drawn in by its haunting premise—how the legacy of motherhood can weave through generations, entangling love, fear, and a craving for connection. As I flipped through the pages, I found myself …
A Dive into the Dark Waters of The Maidens: A Review When I first encountered The Maidens, the latest thriller from Alex Michaelides, my heart raced with excitement. Michaelides had captivated me with The Silent Patient—a twisty escape during the lockdown of 2020. So, when I learned his follow-up delved into a campus thriller brimming …