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A Happy Marriage Review: The Most Unhinged Thriller You'll Read This Year — and That's the Appeal

A Happy Marriage Review: The Most Unhinged Thriller You'll Read This Year — and That's the Appeal

Some domestic thrillers ask you to believe one marriage is hiding one secret. A Happy Marriage by A.R. Torre isn't interes

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American Sky Review: What Happens to Women Pilots When the War Ends

American Sky Review: What Happens to Women Pilots When the War Ends

The hardest part of flying military aircraft in World War II wasn't earning the right to do it. For the women of the WASP program, it was what came a

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At the Corner of King Street Review: Witch Bottles, Salvage Yards, and a Family History That Won't Stay Buried

At the Corner of King Street Review: Witch Bottles, Salvage Yards, and a Family History That Won't Stay Buried

Some family secrets stay buried because no one goes looking. Others stay buried because the ground itself seems determined to keep them. [At the Corn

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Fatal Verdict Review: O'Mahoney Doubles Down on Beaufort's Rot — and It Mostly Works

Fatal Verdict Review: O'Mahoney Doubles Down on Beaufort's Rot — and It Mostly Works

A second book in a legal thriller series has one job above all others: prove the first one wasn't a fluke. Fatal Verdict b

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Going Home in the Dark Review: Koontz Plays It for Laughs and Still Makes It Terrifying

Going Home in the Dark Review: Koontz Plays It for Laughs and Still Makes It Terrifying

Dean Koontz has spent decades proving he can scare readers. What he's doing in Going Home in the Dark is riskier: he's try

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Reckoning Hour Review: A Southern Courtroom Thriller That Earns Its Twists

Reckoning Hour Review: A Southern Courtroom Thriller That Earns Its Twists

Some legal thrillers make you wait until the final chapter to earn their twist. Reckoning Hour by Peter O'Mahoney isn't in

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