Book Review: ‘An Inside Job’ by Daniel Silva
"An Inside Job" by Daniel Silva is a thrilling and engaging novel in the Gabriel Allon series, featuring a mix of elegance, danger, moral complexity, Vatican intrigue, and a central character named Leonardo da Vinci.
Book Review: ‘A Neighbour’s Guide to Murder’ by Louise Candlish
"A Neighbour's Guide to Murder," Louise Candlish's most recent domestic thriller, exemplifies her ability to capture the essence of contemporary fears.
Book Review: ‘When the Bones Sing’ by Ginny Myers Sain
For fans of atmospheric thrillers, "When the Bones Sing" is a standout—a novel that lingers in the mind like a half-remembered nightmare.
Book Review: ‘Death of a Gentleman’ by Riva Razdan
To sum up, "Death of a Gentleman" is more than just a murder mystery; it is a critique of modern-day aristocracy and the hedonistic treadmill of keeping up appearances.
Book Review: ‘Count My Lies’ by Sophie Stava
Sophie Stava’s "Count My Lies" is a compulsively readable, soapy psychological thriller that gleefully weaponizes deception and unreliable narration to keep readers guessing until the final page.
Book Excerpt: ‘If Only They Knew’ by Madhavi N. Gunasheela
Excerpted with permission from If Only They Knew By Madhavi N. Gunasheela, published by White Falcon Publishing.
