Tag: domestic thrillers
Interview: Reeves explores trauma and family secrets
Dark Rivers to Cross, Lynne Reeves, Crooked Lane Books – Do parents have the right to keep painful origin stories from their children as they grow up? T
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Interview: Lockdown Inspires Thriller, Her Perfect Twin
Her Perfect Twin, Sarah Bonner, Grand Central – During pandemic lockdowns, many readers looked to thrillers to offer comfort and diversion. First-time author Sarah Bonner used that time to write a thriller of her own.
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Review: The Receptionist by Kate Myles
The Receptionist, Kate Myles, Thomas & Mercer – There are no heroes in Kate Myles’ novel, “The Receptionist.” Instead, her main characters are despicable, greedy and inhumane people whose sole aim is “monetizing the population” by illegally collecting medical data to sell products.
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Book Review: Perfectly Famous by Emily Liebert
Book Review: Perfectly Famous, Emily Liebert, Gallery Books – Successful author Ward De Fleur had it all. Fame bought her a place on the best seller lists and a beautiful house in a tony part of Connecticut, which she shared with her beloved fifteen-year-old daughter Stevie.
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The Other Mrs. by Mary Kubica
The Other Mrs., Mary Kubica, Park Row Books – A fresh start. That’s what Dr. Sadie and Professor Will Foust look for when they move their family from Chicago to an island community off the coast of Maine.
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One Small Sacrifice by Hilary Davidson
One Small Sacrifice, Hilary Davidson, Thomas & Mercer – Celebrity war photojournalist Alex Traynor blames himself for many things, not least of which are the deaths of two women. One was a casualty of the war in Syria.
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