Imposter by L.J. Ross is the first novel in the Alexander Gregory thriller series and transports readers to a quiet town in western Ireland where a young wife and mother has been murdered. Dr. Alexander Gregory, a psychologist who has a tainted past with law enforcement, is called in to create a profile of the killer. A gripping first in series.
I adore Simone St. James’ blend of mystery, history, and the supernatural, so I’ve been working my way through her backlist. The Other Side of Midnight takes us to 1920 London and into the world of mediums as Ellie Winter searches for answers in the mysterious death of the glamorous medium Gloria Sutter.
Free Falling by Jill Shalvis is the second standalone small-town romance in the Colburn Brothers series, and I devoured it. Former college rivals find themselves working together to restore a historical home in this sexy romance featuring the retired hockey player Caleb Colburn.
I have come to love Nalini Singh, suspenseful mystery thrillers set in New Zealand, and her newest offering, Such A Perfect Family, did not disappoint. From her unreliable narrator to the twists and turns that had me doubting everyone, I could not put this down. With its full-cast narration, you’ll want to grab your earbuds for this one!
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