Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles — September delivers it all.

Reviews

The Killings at Kingfisher Hill
by Sophie Hannah
"A Good Old Fashioned Mystery"
Posted October 1, 2020

There’s always an enormous amount of anxiety when a beloved intellectual property is being handled by someone other than its creator. It’s incredibly rare, especially in fiction, for a new author to capture the Read more...

29 Seconds
by T.M. Logan
"A perfect drama for the #metoo era"
Posted August 13, 2020

29 SECONDS by T.M. Logan is a taut crime thriller with an intriguing moral question at its center. If you could make someone disappear, someone who truly deserved to die, whose continued existence Read more...

The Vacation
by T.M. Logan
"Utterly gripping, an intricately woven mystery"
Posted August 3, 2020

The Vacation is the newest domestic thriller by T.M Logan, dealing with infidelity against the backdrop of a scenic French villa. 

While described as a thriller, it seems more proper to describe Read more...

Near Dark
by Brad Thor
"Long time fans will be pleased."
Posted July 26, 2020

Near Dark is the latest espionage thriller by Brad Thor in his long-running series about the damaged but deadly spy, Scott Horvath. This time around, Scott Horvath is reeling from a recent tragedy and drowning his sorrows in Key West, until Read more...

Lost River
by J. Todd Scott
"A Tightly Wound and Addicting Thriller"
Posted July 7, 2020

LOST RIVER is the latest crime thriller from J. Todd Scott, concerning the effects of the opioid epidemic on a small Kentucky town. Great care seems to have been taken to portray the impact the opioid crisis has had on rural Appalachia with startling Read more...

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