Confessions on the 7:45, by Lisa Unger, is a suspense novel, beginning with two seemingly-random women and two sets of…
Please See Us is a slow-burning thriller about all the invisible women of seedy, run-down Atlantic City. In the A-plot,…
In the amazing sequel to the twisted Breakfast Club thriller One of Us Is Lying, there's a new manipulative gossip-monger…
I just loved An Anonymous Girl, so I was delighted to read Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen's newest novel, You…
In The Hall With The Knife, by Diana Peterfreund, is a young adult CLUE remake. During a freakish storm at…
When The Better Liar begins, Leslie's father's will gives a large inheritance to each daughter, on the condition that both…
I got Home Truths from Kindle First Reads. (If you're a reader at all, you should check this out. It's…
I got this one at SDCC, after answering some questions for the book-recommendation robot at the publisher's table. The robot…
I was first attracted to Pretty Guilty Women on NetGalley because I thought it was a Liane Moriarty novel, Truly Madly Guilty, so…
I was so excited to receive a copy of The Furies! The story summary, about four private-school girls and the…
Ruth Ware's newest novel, The Turn Of The Key, blends the creepily invasive smarthome of The Girl Before with the highland…
An Anonymous Girl, by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen, is an absorbing psychological thriller that begins with an ethics "study" and…
From my review on OnlineBookClub: ...in the present day, aspiring curator Angela Renatus finds herself dreaming about da Vinci every…