Jack Oswald’s The Man Who Knew Too Much takes readers into a world of political intrigue and dangerous secrets.
Jack Oswald’s The Man Who Knew Too Much takes readers into a world of political intrigue and dangerous secrets.
Despite some imperfections, Jack Oswald's The Wrath of the Madame is a pulsing thriller that rushes along the bumpy path crafted by a gifted storyteller.
The raw emotions and ripple effects of the horrendous deeds were palpable throughout the story, making Lightseekers a thought-provoking read.
The atmosphere within Among The Living is all chills and bad omens, harsh and beautiful landscapes, and claustrophobic and terrifying caves.
Ania Ahlborn's Brother is an atmospheric thriller that's made me think of evil, its effects and consequences, and whether it can be redeemed.
The writing was Karin at her best and the character development was indeed the most beautiful part of this story.
While reading, you'll see life inside Promise Prep through their eyes, drawing open the shiny curtain of perfection Principal Moore has put up
I absolutely love the portrayal of Witch: she is the all badass, no apologies given-none expected, a professional killer
This book is awesome, and I finished it within a day, which was quite impressive by my standards, given that books usually take me a while to finish
