The Windy City Terror sits at the crossroads of horror and mystery, exploring how duty, fear, and identity shape the hunt for truth in a city that never sleeps. At its core, The Windy City Terror asks a series of uneasy questions: What does it cost to keep a city safe? How do personal demons […]
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The Nocturnal Devil isn’t just a chase—it’s a meditation on time, the silence of a city at night, and the thin line between vigilance and obsession. Ticking Clocks and Quiet Streets At the heart of The Nocturnal Devil is a relentless sense of time. The novel opens with a double disappearance that makes time itself
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A Colossal Injustice isn’t just a whodunit—it’s a study of what happens when truth collides with corporate power and a lone detective refuses to let questions die. When the personal meets the institutional At the heart of A Colossal Injustice is a tension many contemporary thrillers explore: the collision between intimate human motive and sprawling
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Do Nothing interrogates the fragile line between justice and vengeance as Detective Griffin Knight pursues a serial avenger in New York City. The novel asks what we owe the dead—and ourselves. At first glance, Do Nothing is a taut crime thriller: a serial killer resurfaces, a city is on edge, and a detective must piece
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Goodreads Book Giveaway A Colossal Injustice by Miguel Angel Hernandez Jr. Giveaway ends January 31, 2025. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter Giveaway It is perfect for James Patterson and Robert Galbraith fans, as it features alternating POVs and a blend of genres.
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The Rabbit Man: A Collection of Short Terrors & Flash Fiction by T.R. Slauf My rating: 4 of 5 stars Terrifying. The Rabbit Man is a haunting collection that contains stories about serial killers, witch-hunting, paranormal horror, and more. Pros:1. A variety of frightening tales.2. All the stories within this collection are good.3. Excellent, creepy
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Last Liar Standing by Danielle M. Wong My rating: 4 of 5 stars Not bad. Last Liar Standing by Danielle M. Wong is a story about a woman named Vonny who suffers from amnesia. When she wakes up in the hospital, she remembers nothing about her past. Vonny makes friends and enemies, and people aren’t
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Digger by Arjay Lewis My rating: 5 of 5 stars Godlike. This book showcases the power of a standalone novel and why it is important not to underestimate them. The narrative is crisp, sucking you in straight from the first chapter. It was captivating how the author omitted the typical prologue in fiction, and started
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The Last Halloween by Fred Gracely My rating: 5 of 5 stars Epic. This is a story about a young boy named Goff who gets repeatedly bullied by others around him. On a tragic night, he goes from human to… you’ll have to read the rest of the story to find out. For me, this
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Boarded Windows, Dead Leaves by Michael Jess Alexander My rating: 4 of 5 stars A good selection of grisly stories to read before you go to bed. I like how there is a connected theme throughout this book. I’ve always been a fan of short chronicles, and this group’s brevity is welcome. My favorites in
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Conjured Darkness: Six Macabre Tales by Michael Jess Alexander My rating: 4 of 5 stars Good short stories. Out of the six short stories in Conjured Darkness: Six Macabre Tales, my favorites were The Experiment, and The Screaming Void. I noticed that my reading engagement was the highest when reading these two. For those of
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