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This New Thriller Proves: Never Bet Against a Pair of Redheads

“It’s like buying wood that already has termites deep inside.” If you’re an American company producing defense technology – technology the Pentagon relies on – you don’t want to acquire a German company that’s been penetrated by Chinese agents. But that’s exactly what LaSalle, a Fortune 500 company based in…

Jim ParryJanuary 16, 2024

Thrillers

Chinese Veteran Turns Detective in 1920s London

What do you get when you combine two multi-talented creative minds that collaborate on an imaginative new series? This clever one is probably the best homage to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s iconic pairing of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson. Elementary, my dear reader, it is the hottest must-read murder…

Linda HitchcockApril 29, 2024

The House on Biscayne Bay by Chanel Cleeton

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Strong Women, A Creepy Mansion and A Tribute to Miami

The House on Biscayne Bay, published in April by Berkley/Penguin Random House, marks several milestones for Miami-based New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Chanel Cleeton. It’s her 18th published book (the first was in 2014) and her first Gothic. Biscayne Bay is on Florida’s east side at Miami. “I chose southern Florida…

Susan GoldenbergMay 2, 2024

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The Real Plane Crash That Inspired Elle Marr’s “The Alone Time”

Elle Marr was 11 years old when the small plane her father was piloting was forced to make a crash landing in the California mountains. Everyone on board survived — but, of course, the inherent trauma of such an experience lingered. Now, many years later, Marr revisits that past fear…

Dawn IusMay 6, 2024

Fiction

Fourth Novel in Elly Griffiths’ Unofficial “Cozy Crime” Series Is A Delightful Continuation

Putting a new Elly Griffiths novel in the hands of a super fan is like giving a chocoholic a Willy Wonka golden ticket — as this powerhouse author never falters or disappoints. While the Ruth Galloway series is on hiatus, The Last Word gifts readers with the return of both DI…

Linda HitchcockMay 6, 2024

Fiction

Sex, Drugs & Rock ‘N’ Roll Collide in Compulsively Addictive Crime Novel

The Last Verse is a tour de force second novel written by author Caroline Frost whose debut novel Shadows of Pecan Hollow (2022) set in East Texas won the Crook’s Corner Literary Prize and was nominated for additional awards. It is not hard to predict readers will welcome more from…

Linda HitchcockApril 17, 2024

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Murky Disappearance Strikes Close to Home in Nail-Biting Mystery

The Empty Kayak (Level Best Books) by Jodé Millman follows the relentless investigation of a missing person case on the Hudson River that exposes closely guarded secrets and social media malice, and threatens to leave a young girl without a father. Detective Ebony Jones is called to the scene of…

Michael FerryMay 30, 2023

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“Hooker Avenue” Delivers Action and Mystery Akin to “Law & Order” and “Criminal Minds”

“So many skeletons are banging on the closet doors to be set free, in this heady mix of sizzle, punch, and danger. And, even more intriguing, it’s all based on a true crime.”—Steve Berry, international and New York Times bestselling author “With her intimate knowledge of the law and her meticulous…

Nicole MaherApril 19, 2022

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Spy vs. Spy: Ten Years After “I Am Pilgrim,” Terry Hayes Unveils “The Year of the Locust”

“It’s the details that sell the story. We tell a million small truths to make them believe the one big lie.” That is the essence of the spy game. Those details, and the style and manner in which they are conveyed, are what made I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes…

Jim AlkonFebruary 5, 2024

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Looks Are Deceiving — And That Won’t Help This Amateur Sleuth

Bill VanPatten’s fast-paced thriller, Looks are Deceiving, which revolves around a series of apparent hate crimes in a small California community, my antenna was up from the beginning, and I was on the lookout for the twist — and I still guessed it wrong. It all starts when our protagonist…

Jim AlkonMay 2, 2022

Thrillers

Mother Knows Best… But Which One?

In Kira Peikoff’s domestic medical thriller, Mother Knows Best (Crooked Lane), a heartbroken mother is certain that having a healthy child is more important than the unethical process taken to create one. Bioethics battles human longing in this story of medically possible versus moral. Three years after her son died…

K.L. RomoSeptember 10, 2019

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Kira Peikoff’s Psychological Thriller, “Baby X,” Is Cautionary Tale of Genetic Engineering

Imagine a world in which any biological matter — an eyelash, a cheek cell swab, a hair follicle — can be used to create life. And even worse, it could happen without the permission, or knowledge, of the “donor.” That’s the concept at the heart of Kira Peikoff’s chilling new…

Dawn IusMarch 5, 2024

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The Kids Aren’t Alright in “River of Ashes”

At first glance, St. Benedict is a small, quaint Southern town that oozes the type of charm lovers of Sweet Magnolias and Dawson’s Creek thrive on. Scratch at the veneer of this perfectly crafted façade and you’ll reveal a nitty, gritty darkness that clings to you like a second skin.…

Monique SnymanMay 10, 2022

Fiction

Deliciously Disturbing and Addictive Sequel to ‘River of Ashes’

Hardcore readers will understand when I say that every now and then we may stumble upon a book series that can only be described as literary crack. What happens on those occasions? Personally, I binge-read the series until I can’t see straight, obsess over the plot, characters, writing style, etcetera.…

Monique SnymanJanuary 31, 2023

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Compelling Literary Fiction Explores Creation, Beauty and The Ideal

“Has anyone in this crowd thought much about — What made thee? What Made Thee? Not who you slept with last or why you put that chalk dust up your nose but — What made thee? Where did you, babe, dude or specialist come from? Why and how? Stuff like…

Cynthia ConradAugust 31, 2022

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Riveting Novel of High-Stakes Espionage, Freedom and Romance

Identity and independence are inextricably linked in Willard Thurston’s newly illustrated edition of Anastasia, a study of a talented Russian spy striving to free herself from the ever-tightening Gordian knot she finds herself at the center of. We first meet Anna Anastasia Karolovna Kniaźnin as a promising young Soviet schoolgirl…

Cynthia ConradAugust 9, 2023

mobile-app-adult-fiction-thrillers

This New Thriller Proves: Never Bet Against a Pair of Redheads

Murky Disappearance Strikes Close to Home in Nail-Biting Mystery

“Hooker Avenue” Delivers Action and Mystery Akin to “Law & Order” and “Criminal Minds”

Looks Are Deceiving — And That Won’t Help This Amateur Sleuth

Mother Knows Best… But Which One?

The Kids Aren’t Alright in “River of Ashes”

Compelling Literary Fiction Explores Creation, Beauty and The Ideal

Riveting Novel of High-Stakes Espionage, Freedom and Romance

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