Synopsis: What if your perfect home turned out to be the scene of the perfect crime? Londoners Jack and Syd moved into the house a year ago. It seemed like their dream home: tons of space, the perfect location, and a friendly owner who wanted a young couple to have it. So when they made … Continue reading Review: The House by Simon Lelic
Synopsis: What if murder is your only way out? Single mom Kristy Tucker works as a press agent for the Texas Department of Corrections handling everything on death row from inmate interviews, to chronicling the last moments during an execution. Her job exposes Kristy to the worst of humanity and it's one that's beginning to … Continue reading DNF Review: The Walls by Hollie Overton
Synopsis: Hell on earth is only one click of a mouse away… The Dark Net is real. An anonymous and often criminal arena that exists in the secret far reaches of the Web, some use it to manage Bitcoins, pirate movies and music, or traffic in drugs and stolen goods. And now an ancient darkness is gathering there … Continue reading Review: The Dark Net by Benjamin Percy
Ok, so I said I wouldn't post on Thursday's anymore, but I wanted to get this review up on publication day! Synopsis: Why would you run scared from a happy home? You're waiting for your beloved husband to get home from work. You're making dinner, looking forward to hearing about his day. That's the last … Continue reading Review: A Stranger in the House by Shari Lapena
Synopsis: On a small isolated island, there's a community that lives by its own rules. Boys grow up knowing they will one day reign inside and outside the home, while girls know they will be married and pregnant within moments of hitting womanhood. But before that time comes, there is an island ritual that offers … Continue reading Review: Gather the Daughters by Jennie Melamed
This was buddy read with Nicki @The Secret Library! In this post you can find both mine and Nicki's review of the book! Synopsis: When Louise first notices the new girl who has mysteriously transferred late into their senior year, Maria seems to be everything the girls Louise hangs out with aren't. Authentic. Funny. Brash. Uncensored … Continue reading Review: Friend Request by Laura Marshall
