thriller books

  • 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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  • Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger

    Pen Pal by J.T. Geissinger

    Imagine this: your husband just died. You bury him, come home completely heartbroken, and then a letter arrives. From prison. It’s from a man named Dante, someone you’ve never met, and it contains one sentence: I’ll wait forever if I have to. Obviously, you write back because… what the fuck does that mean? Dante says…

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  • Someone Knows, Vi Keeland 

    Someone Knows, Vi Keeland 

    Elizabeth is a college professor whose ordinary semester takes a terrifying turn when one of her students submits a story that feels disturbingly familiar. It tells the story of her best friend’s affair with a teacher twenty years ago—and the murder that followed. A murder Elizabeth committed. Someone knows what she did, and they’re revealing…

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  • The Return of Ellie Black, Emiko Jean

    You don’t even wanna know how many times I’ve DNF’ed this book.I just wasn’t feeling it. But I’ve realized something about myself lately: I know I actually want to read a book when I find myself thinking about it while I’m not reading it. When I start wondering what happens next. When that little curiosity…

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  • Bad Intentions, Iliana Xander

    Bad Intentions, Iliana Xander

    Wow, it’s September 1st. And apparently autumn decided to make an entrance because we woke up to the best possible surprise: a massive thunderstorm, pouring rain, dark skies, and that first little feeling that summer is finally slipping away. My iced coffee genuinely never tasted better. 🍂⛈️☕ And honestly? Bad Intentions was exactly the kind…

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