Honest takes — no fluff, just real opinions.
Our Marriage is Murder has an intriguing central relationship in Fred and Thea, but the detours into psychological territory pull it away from the mystery and the supporting cast never gets fully fleshed out. A decent read, not a must-recommend.
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What would you do if your husband’s first wife dies by suicide, but you begin to suspect that is the cover story for something more sinister?
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If you have ever read James Patterson, this is him at his best. As for Viola Davis, I could *feel* her influence throughout the writing
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Looks can be deceiving. Seeming to be more of a romance with horror elements surprises as its actually a complete horror slasher with romantic themes sprinkled throughout.
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The Ending Writes Itself delivers effortlessly beautiful prose that pulls you breathlessly through every page right up until an ending that fails to stick the landing.
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This one starts with a fun, relatable premise and somehow ends with me rooting against the main character.
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McAllister sprinkles hints throughout the book but saved the downpour for the reveal in just a few chapters.
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Anatomy of an Alibi is a journey worth taking, but won’t give you the thrills you’d hoped for along the way.
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This book has its moments, mainly in the beginning, but left me thinking, “Did it seriously just end like this?”
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Pretty Girls is hands down the darkest book I've ever read, but Karin Slaughter handles the difficult material with the skill of a seasoned author — just be warned, this one is not for the faint of heart.
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A page-turning thriller with an explosive ending and relentless twists
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I Want Your Family is a fun, easy read with well-developed characters and an intriguing premise, but stumbles with a slow start and an unsatisfying ending that may leave mystery/thriller fans wanting more.
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A friend finally convinced me to give Freida McFadden a try, and while some of the late twists bordered on unbelievable, the fast-paced storytelling had me hooked enough that I'll definitely be back for more.
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A fast-paced thriller that masterfully weaves past and present together, keeping you hooked from chapter to chapter. If you're looking for a listen — or a read — that's easy to get lost in, this one is absolutely worth your time.
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A returned missing girl with secrets she refuses to share. This January Book of the Month pick had me hooked from the description alone, and it absolutely delivered.
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Books I finished and rated — no full review, just a star rating.
The Body
The Widow
The Divorce