Psychological Thrillers

O’Sullivan, Brian D – Clusterf*ck

Clusterf*ck ~Brian D. O’Sullivan What do you even say about a story literally called Clusterf*ck? Simple – it’s one. But in the best, most chaotic, completely addictive way possible. O’Sullivan doesn’t just live up to the title – he cranks it up, lights a match, and walks away smiling while the whole thing burns gloriously. […]

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Daniels, Elisa D. – Killer Secret

Killer Secret ~Elisa D. Daniels “Hey there, listeners. You’re tuned into Minds of a Serial Killer. I’m your host, Bree Turner. Tonight’s episode is not for the faint of heart.” ~Bree Turner Our favorite podcast host, Bree Turner, is back to wrap up the Killer trilogy with a well-deserved mic drop. Killer Secret by Elisa

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Willhide, Rosemary – The House on Clayton Avenue

The House on Clayton Avenue By Rosemary Willhide There are some stories that take your hand and walk you through to the end. Then, there is The House on Clayton Avenue by Rosemary Willhide. The story that doesn’t whisper. It grabs you by the face, looks dead in your eyes, and demands all of your

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Hendrix, Grady – The Southern Book Clubs Guide to Slaying Vampires

The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires By Grady Hendrix As quoted in the ad for the book, “If Steel Magnolias got tangled up with Dracula,” … you’d end up with something like The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires. It’s sweet tea with a splash of blood, gossip wrapped around grit, and

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Sorensen, Jessica Lynn – The Wrong Choice

Wrong Choice ~ Jessica Lynn Sorensen “Money does strange things to people. It’s a parasite that burrows under your skin.” Taylor is about to turn twenty-five, and what better place to celebrate than a casino, where the lights never dim and luck pretends it loves you. She invites her friends for a night meant for

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Crowe, Caleb – The Family Secret

The Family Secret ~Caleb Crowe “It feels more like infection than inheritance.” Charlotte and Martin Harper have the kind of life that looks solid from the outside. She’s an architect, he’s a writer, they live in a home she designed, and they’re raising their seven-year-old son, Bobby. It’s the sort of setup that feels intentional,

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Royster, Tiffany – Wine and Blood – A Love You to Death Short Story

Blood and Wine – A Love You to Death Story ~Tiffany Royster You’ve probably heard the phrase “aging like fine wine” tossed around as a compliment. Tiffany Royster takes that well-worn saying, pours it into a crystal glass, and adds just enough darkness to stain the tablecloth in Blood and Wine, a short story featured

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Marie, Larae – Sasquatch Falls

My first read of the year. A quick-read, less than ten minutes. Was great when I took a break from assembling a cart to transfer books from 2025 reads so I have the shelf next to my chair open for the 2026 books to come. Sitting down now to write of the review for the

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Tackett, Amy – Murder on the Floor After the Party

So I had to join in and be one of the cool kids. I am a HUGE Amy Tackett fan and when I saw this one, I knew I had to read it NOW!!! If you want to read it, go to Amy’s website and sign up for her Newsletter to get it FREE!!! Murder

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Black, Carly – Bloodlines

Bloodlines ~Carly Black “Blood and Silence.” ~ Carly Black If you’re craving a psychological thriller that keeps you guessing which dark turn awaits around the corner, Bloodlines by Carly Black deserves an immediate spot on your TBR. Releasing February 7, 2026 and available for pre-order now, this story pulls you into a chilling spiral of

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