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Book Review – On A Quiet Street by Seraphina Nova Glass
Read more: Book Review – On A Quiet Street by Seraphina Nova Glass⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ In Brighton Hills, nothing stays a secret. Not for long. For grieving mother Paige, that’s true. Since the death of her son, Caleb, she’s taken it upon herself to find out all that she could about her neighbors. Housewife Cora suspects her husband Finn is cheating on her, but it will be hard to…
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Book Review – 56 Days by Catherine Ryan Howard
Read more: Book Review – 56 Days by Catherine Ryan HowardI have been waiting for more Covid 19 related thrillers, knowing how much mystery consumed each household as we were locked away with skeletons of our own making, and here is one I absolutely enjoyed from beginning to end. Set in Dublin Ireland, Architect Technologist Oliver Kennedy is attempting to make a new start for…
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Book Review: The Family Plot by Megan Collins
Read more: Book Review: The Family Plot by Megan CollinsIf you’re a fan of true crime and love a good mystery novel, then The Family Plot by Megan Collins is a must-read. This thrilling novel will keep you guessing until the very end.
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The Creepy, the Uncanny, and the Mysterious
Read more: The Creepy, the Uncanny, and the MysteriousI’ve been enticed by the darker side of things since I was rather young, despite my bubbly personality. I guess that can be attributed to my family’s personal experience with the creepy, uncanny, and mysterious. And worst of all murder. Before I was even a thought on this planet, both sides of my family experienced…
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Elements of Writing A Psychological Thriller
Read more: Elements of Writing A Psychological ThrillerElements of Writing A Psychological Thriller