The Fury | By Alex Michaelides
The Fury was a captivating one-time read thriller. However, when you compare it with the author’s previous works, this one is my least favorite.
The Fury was a captivating one-time read thriller. However, when you compare it with the author’s previous works, this one is my least favorite.
The Hunting Wives lures you into this viper’s nest with the lull of booze and laughter and the deep dark atmosphere of an East Texas forest.
Ordeal by Innocence is an atmospheric riveting thriller read about the murder mystery at Sunny Point. If anyone asks me about a good classic Agatha Christie thriller, this one would be on my list.
And Then There Were None was a tightly packed thriller that is quite a commentary about the human psyche when we isolated from civilization and survival is at stake.
One of the Good Guys is going to make into my list of one of the unique and unsettling fiction I’ve read this year.
War of the Wind is a novel that discusses some of the grim aspects of technology and touches on the topic of disability through the voice of a child. There is more heart to it when all this comes from a child’s perspective.
If you are looking for a riveting crime thriller with an unconventional narrative, None of This is True is the book for you.
An Unwanted Guest is a quick one-time atmospheric read if you are in the mood for a Knives Out mystery kind of situation.
If you are looking for an atmospheric gothic thriller with flawed characters set up in a small town, give this one a go.
If you are in for a book with a mystery filled with morally grey characters and their lives rather than the thriller aspects, go for Good Bad Girl.