• Review of Saving Noah, Lucinda Berry

    When Noah is accused of a horrific crime, his parents will do anything to save him. But the closer they get to the truth, the more terrifying the question becomes: what if Noah is exactly who they fear he is? When everyone told me this was a dark read, I went in expecting a thriller…

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  • Review of Daybreak, Autumn Woods

    How is it October already and somehow it still feels like summer outside? The sun is shining, it’s way too warm, and I’m desperately waiting for that proper cold, gloomy autumn weather to finally show up. So I guess I’ll have to find my autumn somewhere else — and apparently, that somewhere is the Scottish…

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  • Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Craving Venom, S.C. Arlette

    Faith is a psychology student fascinated by true crime, but one case has become impossible to ignore: Zane Valeheart, a convicted killer imprisoned for murdering his own family. Wanting to understand the mind behind the monster, Faith reaches out to study him—but their conversations quickly turn into something much darker and more obsessive. What do…

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  • Serenity Falls, C.J. Tudor

    Serenity Falls, C.J. Tudor

    I actually DNF’d Serenity Falls the first time around. The beginning felt weirdly like a sitcom, and I just wasn’t in the mood for it. But then something annoying happened: I kept thinking about it. During these ridiculously hot days of mid-September, my brain kept wandering back to Serenity Falls—the dead body in the pool,…

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  • Nightshade, Autumn Woods

    Nightshade, Autumn Woods

    Ophelia Winters doesn’t belong at Sorrowsong University, an elite school hidden in the Scottish Highlands where power, money, and secrets rule everything. But her scholarship gives her exactly what she came for: the chance to investigate the mysterious “accidental” deaths of her parents. Her prime suspect? A powerful billionaire whose son, Alex Corbeau-Green, happens to…

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