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Category Archives: Psychological thrillers
“The Silent Patient” by Alex Michaelides – Book Review
Theo Faber contrives to work at a forensic psychiatric hospital in North London so that he might get the opportunity to work with Alicia Berenson. Her case is interesting in that following the murder of her husband, she has not … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Psychological thrillers
Tagged debut novels, England, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“The Woman in the Dark” by Vanessa Savage – Book Review
Sarah and Patrick are married and have two children, Joe who is seventeen and Mia who is fifteen. Since Sarah’s mother passed away, she is riddled with guilt and her emotional state is fragile. Now, she is told she tried … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, debut novels, Favorite books, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged debut novels, domestic drama, recommended reading, thrillers, Wales
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“The Retreat” by Mark Edwards – Book Review
Lucas Radcliffe has written a best-selling horror novel. Since the accidental death of his girlfriend, his writing has been therapeutic, a way to momentarily forget his loss. Now his publisher is waiting for another bestseller – only there is one … Continue reading
“The Family Upstairs” by Lisa Jewell – Book Review @AtriaBooks
A wealthy young family own a mansion in a desirable Chelsea neighbourhood. As their affluence wains, they eventually invite another family in – supposedly as a temporary measure. The patriarch of this family has other plans however. This family upstairs … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged England, recommended reading, thrillers
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“Blood Orange” by Harriet Tyce – Book Review @GrandCentralPub
“Actions have consequences” Alison Wood is burning the candle at both ends in both her personal and professional life. She works long hours as a busy barrister in London and has just landed her first ever murder case. Unfortunately, the … Continue reading
“The bird tribunal” by Agnes Ravatn – #BookReview #Orentober
I thought I’d repost a review from 2017 in honour of Orentober. What is Orentober you ask? It is the October celebration of the books and authors represented by Orenda Publishing. “The Bird Tribunal” was my favourite read of 2017 … Continue reading
“The Lying Room” by Nicci French – Book Review
Neve Connolly is just trying to slog through her life. She is the main earner for her family and the never-ending responsibilities, and having to be there for everyone, is tipping her over the edge… The daily grind of work, … Continue reading
“The Girl I Used To Be” by Mary Torjussen – Book Review
Gemma Brogan, in her late twenties, is married and the mother of a three-year-old son, Rory. She owns and runs her own estate agency in Chester, England. Life is pretty good, though she laments not having more time to spend … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Psychological thrillers
Tagged crime fiction, England, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“The Nanny” by Gilly Macmillan – Book Review
In her late thirties, Jocelyn Holt is a recent widow. She and her ten-year-old daughter, Ruby, still grieving, move from California to the Wiltshire manor house where Jocelyn grew up. Financially strapped, Jocelyn must depend upon the generosity of her … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, Psychological thrillers
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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Throwback Thursday: “House. Tree. Person” by Catriona McPherson – Book Review
Renee at It’s Book Talk began this meme as a way to share old favorites. This week I’m showcasing a novel that I read about five years ago. “House. Tree. Person” was, for me, a memorable FIVE STAR read. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Psychological thrillers, Throwback Thursday
Tagged England, recommended reading, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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“The Woman at Number 19” by J.A. Baker – Book Review
About the book: “Her thoughts are all she has. They are hers and hers alone.” Esther Nesbitt seems like an old woman, yet she is only 45 years old. A mere shadow of her former self, she has diminished since … Continue reading
“Girl Last Seen” by Nina Laurin – Book Review
“Everyone has scars. Even if they’re not on the outside.” Our protagonist is Ella Santos – though now she goes by the name of Laine Moreno. When she was just ten years old she was abducted and held hostage for … Continue reading
“How Will I Know You?” by Jessica Treadway – Book Review
“When people get themselves into a hole, other people like to watch them try to get out.” Susanne Enright – age 42, is an accomplished sculptor turned college art instructor. Susanne’s husband, Gil has squandered their nest-egg in an ill-advised … Continue reading
“Scared to breathe” by Kerena Swan – Book Review
Natasha Hargreaves, our protagonist, is thirty-two years old who works as a greeting card designer. She lives in a small, modest house with her fiance Reuben. Her life is turned upside down when she witnesses a stabbing on the way … Continue reading
“Those People” by Louise Candlish – Book Review
A tranquil South London neighbourhood is mortally disrupted after “Those People” move in… You know what they say about one bad apple. Before Darren Booth moves in, Lowland Way is a tranquil and harmonious place to live. All that soon … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Edelweiss, NetGalley, Psychological thrillers
Tagged crime fiction, domestic drama, England, stand-alone novels, thrillers
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