Paranoid by Lisa Jackson

Paranoid by Lisa Jackson

It can be hard to find an author who writes the perfect blend of danger, suspense, and romance, but Lisa Jackson has managed to do just that with her latest release Paranoid. I haven’t read many of her books, but after reading this one I’m ready to hunt down some of her backlist. Rachel Gaston…

A Grave End by Wendy Roberts

A Grave End by Wendy Roberts

A Grave End is the fourth – and possibly final? – book in Wendy Roberts’  series of suspense novels featuring Julie Hall, a young woman who has the ability to locate dead bodies using a pair of dowsing rods.  Julie is a complex, prickly character; an alcoholic in recovery, she’s the survivor of a particularly…

The Snakes by Sadie Jones

The Snakes by Sadie Jones

I was so excited to read this book when it popped up for review.  Sadie Jones’ The Snakes begins as an inherently creepy, compulsively readable book about family ties that bind – and choke.  But then implausibility crashes in, and the last third of the novel leaves the reader woefully unsatisfied.  In fact, The Snakes…

The A-List by J.A. Jance

The A-List by J.A. Jance

Legendary thriller novelist J.A. Jance returns to the Ali Reynolds universe and throws Our Heroine into even deeper conflict with The A-List. Alexandra – Ali – Reynolds was once a high-profile broadcast journalist, but she’s retired to a life of relative comfort with her husband, running their cybersecurity firm High Noon Enterprises in Sedona, Arizona. …

The Winters by Lisa Gabriele

The Winters by Lisa Gabriele

“Last night, Rebekah tried to murder me again,” begins Lisa Gabriele’s modernized retelling of Daphne DuMaurier’s Rebecca.  It’s not quite as catchy as “Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again,” but then, what could be? In Gabriele’s version of the classic story, the main plot thread is the same – our lower-class and…