A review for the upcoming debut YA thriller by Trish Lundy, The One That Got Away With Murder. This is one hell of a debut with twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the murders are solved. The audiobook was well done with wonderful readers bringing the characters to life.
A review for the YA fantasy A Door in the Dark by Scott Reintgen. This is a survival story that involves magic, has characters that you might not like by the end, and a very intricate magical system and world. The story will keep you guessing till the end about everyone’s secrets.
A review for the newest book by Holly Jackson, The Reappearance of Rachel Price. A very dark twisty tale of family secrets, trust and one of the worst dysfunctional family ever. I loved it, and had a really hard time putting it down.
A review for the upcoming Swedish crime thriller by Christoffer Carlsson. This is an in depth psychological study of a murder in a small rural town and the lives it affects over three decades.
A review of the upcoming second book in the Marty Hench series, the bezzle, by Cory Doctorow. A scathing study of policies and politics in the early 2000’s that will make you think even while it make you mad.
A review for a well crafted psychological thriller that will be coming out at the end of January. Twenty-Seven Minutes by Ashley Tate is full of unlikable, unreliable narrators and a twisty plot that will keep you guessing until the very end.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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