A sharp, twisty thriller where the real suspense isn’t ghosts or gore, but the dread of knowing exactly when your time will run out.
Set against the glittering backdrop of Italy’s Amalfi Coast, The Amalfi Curse delivers a dual-timeline tale of nautical archaeology, ancient magic, and star-crossed love. Sarah Penner weaves history and folklore into a breezy adventure that flirts with fantasy but ultimately favors romance over revelation.
A gripping ride through gaslighting, memory, and survival—That’s Not My Name is what happens when the villain’s too charming and the truth is just out of reach.
A Line to Kill is an inventive but uneven mystery—intriguing in concept, lacking in execution
When reclusive crime writer Sebastian Trapp invites Nicky Hunter to help finish his memoir, she thinks it’s the opportunity of a lifetime. But as she digs into his past, Nicky starts to wonder if she’s documenting a confession, not a legacy.
In The Last Murder at the End of the World, Stuart Turton blends post-apocalyptic survival with locked-room mystery—resulting in a cerebral, genre-defying novel that’s equal parts science fiction and whodunit. If The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle left you spinning (in a good way), prepare for another wild ride.
Set in a Southern town built on secrets (and conveniently, a former prison), Sleep Tight promises high-concept horror but never quite delivers the emotional or narrative weight to make it memorable. While the bones of a chilling thriller are there—sleep clinics, cults, serial killers, unreliable memories—it moves too quickly to make you care.
Stacy Willingham’s sophomore novel is another twisty descent into unreliable minds and murky motives. All the Dangerous Things is a slow-burning mystery that explores the price of sleepless nights, fractured memory, and motherhood’s heaviest burdens.
A powerful, emotionally loaded mystery that asks what happens when the hero can’t save everyone.
A fierce and fearless mystery that digs up more than just secrets—this one leaves a mark.