The Plot by Jean Hanff Korelitz
THE PLOT is a beautifully written mystery/thriller that had me guessing almost all the way. Jean Hanff Korelitz is going on my “must read” authors list! Jacob Finch Bonner is…
Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells
Murderbot is back and lands right in the middle of what amounts to a locked room mystery, but on a space station. If it’s Murderbot, I’m in! Preservation Station becomes…
The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward
Rarely do I struggle to find words about a book that I loved, but I find myself in that position right now. THE LAST HOUSE ON NEEDLESS STREET blew me…
No Sleep Till Wonderland by Paul Tremblay
Being that I enjoyed THE LITTLE SLEEP so much, I was excited to see the next in the series was available from NetGalley. I clicked on that request tout sweet…
Wicked Women edited by Scott Goudsward and Trisha J. Wooldridge
WICKED WOMEN. How can I pass by a book with such a title as this? Most of the stories here are as great as the cover, (way to go Lynne…
The Lesser Dead by Christopher Buehlman
This was even better than I remembered. Christopher Buehlman’s narration is beyond stellar. From what I’ve read he has experience in acting and voicing characters, which probably is part of…
Shelter For the Damned by Mike Thorn
Having read and been a big fan of Darkest Hours by this author, I was excited to read this, his first full length novel. I was not disappointed! Mark and…
You Love Me by Caroline Kepnes
That’s right, Joe is baaack! Now he lives on an island, off the coast of Washington state and he’s living the quiet life. No, really! He gets a job volunteering…
His Own Devices by Douglas Wynne
Having been a fan of Douglas Wynne’s Spectra Files books, I was excited to read something new from him. HIS OWN DEVICES shows how well he can branch out from…
Antisocieties by Michael Cisco
A rather short collection of 10 stories, ANTISOCIETIES packs a wallop of unsettling weirdness into its 125 pages. Not going to lie, I have not read anything by Michael Cisco…