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Let Your Senses Run Wild
Let Your Senses Run Wild As a suspense and thriller author, I write a lot of murder scenes. It’s a hazard of the job. Sometimes I write them in the moment, as the blade is being swung or the trigger is pulled; sometimes it’s the seconds that immediately follow. And other times, the scenes are days old, stale and tinny, with evidence caked in unexpected places as a detective combs the room for clues.
The Night in Question
THE NIGHT IN QUESTION begins near its end, bobs, weaves and dives through time, and reaches a startling conclusion, all without a single narrative misstep.
10 Psychological Suspense Books That'll Keep You Up All Night
As the weather turns colder and the nights get longer, our reading material ventures to the dark side. Eerie psychological suspense is one of our wintry go-tos, but it can be hard to wade through all the "Girls" to find what's most worth reading. Our preferred metric of measurement? A story's ability to keep us awake long after the sun has sunk (regardless of the bleary-eyed, coffee-reliant grumps we'll be in the morning).
10 Psychological Suspense Books That'll Keep You Up All Night
As the weather turns colder and the nights get longer, our reading material ventures to the dark side. Eerie psychological suspense is one of our wintry go-tos, but it can be hard to wade through all the "Girls" to find what's most worth reading. Our preferred metric of measurement? A story's ability to keep us awake long after the sun has sunk (regardless of the bleary-eyed, coffee-reliant grumps we'll be in the morning).
Familiarity and Foreignness in Crime Fiction - English Estates, Ride Shares, and Disrupting the Everyday
I’ve never been to a grand English estate. Not if we’re talking about real life. I have, of course, been to them many times before through stories and TV sets, transported by characters and crime. Some of my favorite memories growing up involve sinking into our living room couch and watching Masterpiece Mystery with my father as we challenged each other to see who could figure out “whodunit” first (I’m writing this, so I get to say it: it was me).
The Last Day of Emily Lindsey
Author Nic Joseph made a very auspicious debut in 2016 with the release of the much-acclaimed BOY, 9, MISSING. Joseph is not content to rest on her laurels, as demonstrated by THE LAST DAY OF EMILY LINDSEY. Her sophomore effort explores different themes from those of her first novel, but is built upon the same elements that almost instantly put her on a number of must-read lists. The narrative ping-pongs between the past and present.
Complex Women Fiction Panel at The Book Stall
"Exceptional...a deliciously sinister glimpse into the duplicity of small-town lives and the ease with which people turn on each other when tragedy comes calling. Moretti's tale of jealousy and obsession is nothing less than dark magic. Witchery indeed." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review
The Last Day of Emily Lindsey
Member Review Review by Ilana W, Reviewer Last updated on 31 Oct 2017 I Recommend This Book Yes I Recommend This Book Yes With a story built alternatively between 'then' and 'now' and page turning twists of psychological revelations, The Last Day of Emily Lindsey is a unique adventure which keeps you curious until the very last page.
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