Tag: #thriller

Many thanks to Noelle Holten and Bookouture for my spot on this Blog Tour. This book pulled me apart, I am shredded while writing this review. The story prodded me in so many directions that I was in pieces by the time I got to the explosive reveal. And, boy, was it worth it!! The … Continue reading Book Review – The Mother’s Mistake by Ruth Heald @bookouture @RJ_Heald #BookReview #BookBlogger #BooksOnTour

A different thriller of sorts where the psychologist was so many paranoid about every small thing that it was a wonder where he found the sanity to treat patients. But well he did. Till one day he found a stalker. He was Bryce the leading force behind the book, and someone wanted him dead. My … Continue reading Book Review – Closer Than You Think by Lee Maguire #BookReview #BookBlogger #suspense

This was a slow burn thriller where a nurse wife Jane returned home post her duty and found her writer husband John had disappeared at night leaving the sleeping children alone. Then came the cops, and the investigation started. My first book by author T. J. Brearton saw my interest peaking at points when the … Continue reading Book Review – Then He Vanished by T. J. Brearton #BookReview #BookBlogger #thriller

Happy Publication Day!! The book was like a bundle of knotted yarn with the two sisters trying to unravel it from the ends. Rosie had looked out for Laura throughout her life, and when Laura had a date from an online dating site, she was her sister's biggest fan lending her a dress and encouraging … Continue reading Book Review – The Night Before by Wendy Walker @Wendy_Walker @StMartinsPress #BookReview #BookBlogger #thriller

The book started off exciting, a woman was murdered, and the picture of a psychologist Dr. Pippa Durrant was placed on the body. That led to the start of the investigation by DS Joe Swain. The dead woman was Leanne, a million pounds lottery winner, and her family especially daughter Donna was absolutely shattered. Pippa … Continue reading Book Review – Fatal Fortune by Miranda Rijks #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

The story arc caught my eye - a mother searching for her 16 year old daughter even after 2 years of her running away from home. Kate volunteered at the Message in a Bottle helpline center which passed on the message of the runaway to their parents, no questions asked. It was a safe place … Continue reading Book Review – Where The Missing Go by Emma Rowley #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

Gilly Macmillan is simply brilliant!! This was my first book by her, and I was completely entranced by her writing to the point I took my kindle everywhere with me. I loved her characters, each one was so different. Wickedness flowed in the veins of some, helplessness and blindness in others. The emotions she evoked … Continue reading Book Review – The Nanny by Gilly Macmillan #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

What a cracker of a story, I loved reading it, a thrill captured my being and didn't let go, not that I wanted the book to release me. It was the perfect read for a dreary afternoon. The story had a winding route to a direct road. Leona stayed with boyfriend Scott and 15 year … Continue reading Book Review – What She Saw by Wendy Clarke # @bookouture #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

This book chilled me deep into my core. I found myself trembling late at night when I finally finished the book. The ending of the story would stay with me for a long time just imagining that scene and its repercussions. A new mother with 3 children and no sleep with post natal depression and … Continue reading Book Review – Picture of Innocence by T J Stimson #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

This was my first Steve Cavanagh book and after hearing about this author all over the social media, I was excited to read this book. With much ado, over the weekend I opened my kindle to read, the prologue was soo intriguing!! The storyline was twisted and went thus, J. T. LeBeau was this famous … Continue reading Book Review – Twisted by Steve Cavanagh #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

I read a book, I read a different book I read a book, I read a fantastic tale I read a book, I read about the dreams I read a book, I read about the nightmares I read a book, I read about being pulled into a dream I read a book, I read about … Continue reading Book Review – Dreamland by Nick Clausen @NickClausen9 #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

Those who have read the past few reviews on my blog know that I have been reading quite a few doozies as thrillers. Nothing really gripped me. Then came a book which said - come sit by me, I will hold you, never to let you go!! And my journey started. This review is dedicated … Continue reading Book Review – Stolen Sister by Linda Huber @LindaHuber19 #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

Happy Publication Day!! A structure of brick and mortar can raise so much passion in a person when it is the only home she has ever known. This book is proof of that as Ella loved living in 46 Heath Street. Orphaned at a young age, rejected by her mother, thrown into foster homes, then … Continue reading Book Review – The Woman at 46 Heath Street by Lesley Sanderson #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

If I take the book apart then this has a good arc of a lost teen and a murder mystery at its core. A disappearing child similar to what happened 20 years ago calls DI Jessie Blake and Dylan to investigate. Dual timelines give it another intriguing layer. There were few things that caught my … Continue reading Book Review – Heartlands by Kerry Watts #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading

There was only one line that came to my mind when I finished reading this book - Much Ado About Nothing!! This may not be entirely true, but the ending left me feeling bereft and stranded as if I was in a desert and the story was the mirage. Perhaps I hadn't understood the story.... … Continue reading Book Review – The Girl Across the Street by Vikki Patis #BookReview #BookBlogger #AmReading