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Review by Anita Lock. Rising mystery author, John Vanek, spins a chilling tale in Deros, the first of the Father Jake Austin Mystery series. The year is 2002. Father Jake Austin accepts a temporary assignment at Sacred Heart Church in the quaint town of Oberlin, Ohio one year after his ordination. Jake, who is also a doctor, takes on hours at a hospital north of Oberlin. …
What I Know About July by Kat Hausler (Retrograde) is a beautifully written, compelling tale that revolves around Simon Kemper, a musician recently out of rehab and gaining recognition for his band’s success in Berlin. However, his newfound fame comes with a haunting shadow—July, a mysterious stalker who acts like she knows him better than […] More
Just in time for summer, Emily Carpenter delivers everything needed for the perfect beach read. A book within a book, The Weight of Lies delivers a modern day thriller exploring mysteries from the past interwoven with passages from a horror novel which only enhances the suspense.Meg Ashley hates, but is beholden to, her mother. Frances Ashley is a well-known horror writer whose fame allows her to
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The rural village, the missing girl, the search for a body … then life goes on, as an archetypal story is rekindled with explosive results
S.A. Cosby’s latest is being marketed as a crime novel — but that crime is the least important element in this wrenching story about race, family, and the temptation to take that one last job.
Vera Kelly Is Not a Mystery: In Rosalie Knecht’s Vera Kelly is Not a Mystery, a former CIA agent balances her work duties with romance in her new role as a private investigator. Vera hoped for a more normal life after being abandoned by the CIA, but when she loses her…
The new Mick Herron standalone espionage thriller would be a Hitchcock film if he were alive today, says our reviewer RoughJustice
Deprivation is a must-read Roy Freirich’s Deprivation (Meerkat Press, March, 2020) is a book that could be described as a beautifully crafted trap. At first, the reader imagines that it will be one of those classic horror-thriller books, as all the ingredients are there: a vacation island, likable but life-scarred characters, strange events leading to […] More
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Chasing Hares is a pure joy to read and I savoured every page. I realise I have been missing out because this is the eighth DI Yates book and yet this is the first time I have ventured into the south Lincolnshire Fens – shame on me! James’ love of crime fiction shines out in …
The Dead Girls Club: In Damien Angelica Walters’s occult thriller “The Dead Girls Club”, there are some childhood secrets that can’t be outgrown. When they were young, Heather and her best friend, Becca, were fascinated by all things dark and creepy. With two…
Cage completes an original, intensely dark triptych that chronicles post crash Iceland. This is a gritty, textured, bitter-sweet tale of life for a small group of ordinary people caught up in the financial collapse and it’s aftermath. People who have gravitated to or been pushed toward the edges of society, people who struggle to cope. …
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