Tag: 2020s
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Happy Bloody Christmas by Jo Middleton review
Happy Bloody Christmas is a festive, funny and chaotic read. After a hangover and post-party mess Anna finds Santa dead in her pantry. With quirky humour and a murder mystery to solve it’s the perfect holiday treat. Click through for my review! [Read More]
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The Killing Sense by Sam Blake review
At The Book Party I discovered The Killing Sense by Sam Blake. Follow Kate as she journeys to Paris only to face a serial killer targeting red-haired women. With intriguing twists and a captivating Parisian setting this read flew by. Click for my review! [Read More]
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Must-Read: Catherine Ryan Howard’s Upcoming Thriller Burn After Reading Review
Burn After Reading by Catherine Ryan Howard is a twisty engrossing read that kept me awake until 3 am. Follow Emily as she uncovers dark secrets while ghostwriting a memoir. It’s a massive treat that will captivate you from start to finish. [Read More]
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Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister review
Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister is a thrilling love story set in a hostage situation. Told from three perspectives, the twists and turns will keep you hooked as you unravel the mystery of why Luke has taken hostages. A beautifully executed story that blends suspense with complex relationships. [Read More]
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Listen for the Lie Review: A Darkly Humorous Podcast Style Mystery Thriller
Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera follows Lucy, whose life is upended when a true crime podcast reopens the case of her best friend’s murder. As secrets unravel and memories resurface, Lucy must confront whether she’s responsible or if there’s more to the story. [Read More]
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Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak review
In Hidden Pictures, we meet 21-year-old Mallory, fresh out of rehab and 18 months sober. Living in a halfway house, she’s trying to rebuild her life when her sponsor arranges a babysitting job for the Maxwells and their 5-year-old son, Teddy. [Read More]
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Stay on the Line by Clay McLeod Chapman review
After a hurricane takes lives in a small town, the survivors discover that within the long-disconnected phone box, which still stands like a relic of bygone times, they can hear the voices of their lost loved ones. But what’s really on the line and is something more sinister at play? [Read More]
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You All Die Tonight by Simon Kernick review
It’s 10:24 a.m. and Colton has just woken up with what he believes to be the hangover from hell… only to soon realise his surroundings are unfamiliar. To make matters worse, he’s in a remote mansion – and he’s not the only one there. [Read More]
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Cult of the Lamb Vol. 1 graphic novel review
So, aside from reading, I greatly enjoy gaming in my spare time and worked in video games (PR and QA) for 8 years. I jumped at the chance when I saw this ARC on NetGalley, with thanks to Oni Press, Massive Monster and Devolver Digital. [Read More]
Beth Reads Crime 