Mystery and Thriller

Interview with historical/mystery fiction author Marty Ambrose, writer of 'Claire's Last Secret'.

'A Breath After Drowning' by Alice Blanchard is a suitably complex psychological thriller that proves an addictive late-night pager-turner.

I love finding out what’s going to happen next in the books I write. I’m often delighted by what a character decides to say , or how a seemingly innocuous detail later turns out to be a major plot point.

'Jar of Hearts', a new thriller from Jennifer Hillier, is guaranteed to get and remain under your skin.

In 'Our Kind of Cruelty' by Araminta Hall, the truth about a stormy breakup, lies between murky blurred lines.

The monster is Stephen King's 'The Outsider' is worse than a creepy clown.

In 'The Word Is Murder' Anthony Horowitz has created something unique and fun. A murder mystery which will have you blurs the lines between reality and fiction until they no longer exist.

'Frozen' by Cassie Scott is fresh and entertaining and the writing is engaging - smoothly flowing from one chapter to the next.

'Cold Skies' offers further proof Thomas King is one good story teller. If you're looking for a book which is both entertaining and thought provoking to read this summer, this is the one for you.

Natasha Bell's thriller 'Exhibit Alexandra' unveils just how little a husband truly knows about his wife after she suddenly goes missing