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Tag: thriller
THE MERCILESS DUO RETURNS by George Milare (Book Review #2098)
George Milare’s The Merciless Duo Returns is not your average crime thriller—it’s a gritty, psychological deep-dive into terror, trauma, and twisted justice. As Book 1 in the Most Wanted series, it sets the stage with chilling confidence and unrelenting suspense.
Tangled Deception by Darryl Webb (Book Review #2012)
Tangling Deception is a fast-paced, high-stakes thriller that blends espionage, technological intrigue, and intense personal drama. The story revolves around Evelyn Pratt, a brilliant but enigmatic woman on the run from her past and coerced into carrying out a high-risk mission under threat from… Continue Reading “Tangled Deception by Darryl Webb (Book Review #2012)”
Two Years Dead by Alan Cupp (Book Review #2009)
Alan Cupp’s Two Years Dead is a masterfully crafted thriller that delivers high-stakes action, complex moral dilemmas, and an emotionally gripping story of redemption. From the very first page, Cupp immerses readers in the perilous world of Jay Fields—a man who miraculously wakes from… Continue Reading “Two Years Dead by Alan Cupp (Book Review #2009)”
The Rebirth by V.P. Evans (Book Review #2004)
V.P. Evans delivers a gripping, dark noir thriller in The Rebirth, a novel that explores guilt, grief, and the fine line between justice and revenge. With two flawed protagonists at its core, the story pulls readers into a world of broken dreams, moral ambiguity,… Continue Reading “The Rebirth by V.P. Evans (Book Review #2004)”
Bending the Arc (LawForce), Nicholas Gretener (Book Review #1987)
In *Bending the Arc (LawForce)*, Nicholas Gretener delivers a gripping legal thriller that explores the intersection of law, justice, and corporate power. Drawing inspiration from Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous quote, “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice,”… Continue Reading “Bending the Arc (LawForce), Nicholas Gretener (Book Review #1987)”
Navigating Love and Danger in Istanbul Crossing by Timothy Jay Smith (Book Review #1966)
In Istanbul Crossing, Timothy Jay Smith crafts a gripping coming-of-age literary thriller that follows Ahdaf, a gay Syrian refugee haunted by the trauma of witnessing his cousin’s execution by ISIS for his sexual orientation. In search of safety, Ahdaf flees to Istanbul, where he… Continue Reading “Navigating Love and Danger in Istanbul Crossing by Timothy Jay Smith (Book Review #1966)”
Private Owens: A George Owens Novel by William DeForest Halsted IV (Book Review #1953)
Private Owens: A George Owens Novel is a coming-of-age story that takes readers on a thrilling journey through the eyes of George Owens, a thirteen-year-old who starts off as an average, uninspired eighth grader. George’s life is turned upside down when a recruiting sergeant… Continue Reading “Private Owens: A George Owens Novel by William DeForest Halsted IV (Book Review #1953)”
To Do Justice by Frank S Joseph (Book Review #1948)
Frank S Joseph’s “To Do Justice” vividly captures the turbulent summer of 1965 in Chicago through the eyes of a young girl named Pinkie. This novel masterfully intertwines themes of identity, race, and justice against the backdrop of a city on the brink of… Continue Reading “To Do Justice by Frank S Joseph (Book Review #1948)”
I Didn’t Mean To, But… by Iva Dimitrova (Book Review #1947)
I Didn’t Mean To, But…by Iva Dimitrova is a riveting psychological thriller that masterfully explores the fragile nature of decision-making and the often unpredictable consequences of even the smallest choices. This novel delves deep into the psyche of its characters, revealing how moral dilemmas… Continue Reading “I Didn’t Mean To, But… by Iva Dimitrova (Book Review #1947)”
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