BOOK REVIEW: THE INTRUDER

The Intruder by Frieda McFaddenPoisoned Pen Press/October 7, 2025 Freida McFadden’s The Intruder will not disappoint fans of her signature, twisty novels that are more fun to consume than a bag of Skittles.  In The Intruder, former teacher Casey...

The Burial Place by Stig Abell: Review and Interview

Over the course of three Jake Jackson novels, English writer, editor, podcaster and Radio Times morning co-host, Stig Abell has carved out a crime fiction niche that continues the lineage of the English country mystery, while bringing the literary chops that always make his stories seem fresh.

Book Review: A Killer Getaway by Sienna Sharpe

Editor's Note: This doesn't happen very often, but two of our reviewers read this one and enjoyed it enough to review it! As a reader, if you find yourself rooting for a serial killer, don’t be surprised, Sienna Sharpe makes it disturbingly easy. Lily Lennox is a...

Book REVIEW: A KILLER GETAWAY

A Killer Getaway by Sienna Sharpe Sourcebooks Landmark/August 12, 2025 If Dexter was a hot chick resembling a Barbie doll, he might be Lily Lennox.  In Sienna Sharpe's A Killer Getaway, despite operating a successful catering business in Ohio, for five years...

What Boys Learn by Andromeda Romano-Lax

Andromeda Romano-Lax delivers this psychological suspense which diggs into the murky, often-unspoken realities of how boys are shaped by society and what they’re allowed to get away with. What Boys Learn is not just a mystery, it’s a sharp, unsettling look at motherhood, guilt, and the terrifying question mother ask. “What if your own child is capable of something monstrous?”