Narrated by Basil Sands, At All Costs by John Gilstrap delivered an addictive, nail-biting suspense thriller about two fugitives and their teenage son trying to uncover the truth that put them on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fugitive list fourteen years ago. You’ll get hooked from the moment you begin to listen.
Nothing Ever Happens Here by Seraphina Nova Glass is perfect for fans of The Thursday Murder Club & Only Murders in the Building. A gripping attack shocks a small-town in northern Minnesota and it’s only the beginning. As the story goes viral thanks to some well-intentioned seniors, the risk grows.
In Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix, the author explores witchcraft and the horrors young women faced when they got in the family way 70s and end up spending time away from their loved ones at the Wayward Girls home. The horror elements were as much about what happened to these young girls as it was the witch they encounter.
I loved diving into One Perfect Couple, the newest Ruth Ware audiobook narrated by Imogen Church. This time Ware takes us to a tropical island where five couples are competing to be the perfect couple, but after the first challenge things go terribly wrong when a tropical storm hits, cutting them off from civilization. A suspenseful thriller that will keep you on edge.
I stumbled upon Hemlock by Kiersten Modglin in an offering to review and curious. The story narrated by Brittany Pressley quickly pulled me in. Atmospheric, dark and twisted this romantic thriller is perfect for fans of romantic suspense, psychological thrillers and audios like Verity.
All Who Wander by Joe Clifford delivered a dark psychological thriller set in New England that kept me reading into the wee hours. This suspenseful tale takes the reader back into the past as we deal with current day developments. An atmospheric tale perfect for a cold winter’s night.
