Katherine Ramsland and Tracy Ullman’s true crime book The Serial Killer’s Apprentice: The True Story of How Houston’s Deadliest Murderer Turned a Kid Into a Killing Machine is a deeply discomforting reading experience.
I grew up in one of the only towns with a drive-in movie theater. Skyview–which is still active (and killing it!)– featured two screens, so you had to pick which of the double features you preferred.
A Better World by Sarah Langan is being marketed as “Shirley Jackson on mushrooms,” which is an extremely accurate description of this sinister dystopia.
The Lock Box Parker Adams Crooked Lane Books March 19th, 2024 The Lock Box by Parker Adams brings to life a vivid heist with a safecracking heroine, and a diabolic stew of villains. “I was sitting at home during the Covid lockdowns and being a big fan of heist...
Everyone is Watching by Heather Gudenkauf is reading cotton candy, the kind of book you bring to the beach because you want to be entertained but don’t want to think too hard. We all need a book like this every once in a while.
Mary Kubica’s novel, She’s Not Sorry, is her ninth contribution to the thriller genre since The Good Girl was critically and commercially acclaimed ten years ago. (Apparently, this is one woman without writer’s block). For those familiar with her other books, Kubica’s latest effort is strong when comparing it to her repertoire, earning a star from Booklist and Library Journal.
