Find new thriller books to read from authors like Nicole Lundrigan

The Girl Who Was Taken

While I'm normally careful with my book purchases, especially for new authors, the rave reviews convinced me to take a chance when this title went on sale. Unfortunately, the book fell short of expectations.

It took a while to get invested in the story and characters. The perspective alternated between characters, primarily following medical examiner-in-training Livia. Her scenes were bogged down with excessive c... Read Full Review »

The Diamond Eye

Kate Quinn has done an exceptional job in portraying the remarkable story of Mila, a real-life woman. In this book, she not only brings Mila's journey to life but also adds layers of intrigue, romance, and the rich Russian culture of that era.

Mila believes she possesses superior abilities compared to others in defending against the invading forces. Unlike in England, France, and America, where women's roles were... Read Full Review »

Rock Paper Scissors

Rock Paper Scissors, written by Alice Feeney, is an intense psychological thriller that will captivate readers from start to finish. This story revolves around Adam and Amelia, a married couple whose relationship is on the verge of collapse. When they win a weekend trip to a secluded Scottish castle, they hope it will help them reconnect and save their marriage. However, their plans take a sinister turn when they disco... Read Full Review »

The Maid

This Canadian debut by Nita Prose deserves four stars! It's a fun and cozy mystery that kept me guessing. Molly the Maid is an intriguing character, and I couldn't always tell if I could trust her. She's the kind of character that will make you want to give her a hug one moment and shake her a bit the next.

This book is perfect for fans of light and cozy mysteries, and it has a satisfying ending. I really enj... Read Full Review »

And Then You Were Gone

I have to say, I really enjoyed this book. For a debut novel, R.J. Jacobs did an incredible job. The pace was fast, and the narrator, who has bipolar disorder, was portrayed so well. You could really feel the internal struggle she faced. I couldn't quite connect with any of the characters, though. Maybe that was intentional. Overall, it was an interesting read. It didn't completely lose me, but I wasn't fully invested ... Read Full Review »

Final Girls

Years ago, Quincy survived a horrifying serial killer that attacked her friends in a cabin in the woods. She became one of the infamous Final Girls, a group of select few who survived situations straight out of a horror film. Since she's moved on with her fiancé Jeff and the support of Coop, the cop who saved her life. The quiet life she created for herself is shaken when she finds out one of her fellow Final Girls to... Read Full Review »

Catch Me

This story kept me guessing, which is all I ask from a good thriller author like Lisa Gardner. Charline has had a traumatic childhood. Years later, she's finally made a good life for herself when her best friends are murdered, one by one, on the same date, exactly a year apart. Charline knows she's next. She knows how and when she will die, but she has no idea who the murderer is. This book explores different themes su... Read Full Review »

What She Left

A disappointing book from T.R. Richmond. I initially loved the idea of this book. I liked how the story was told from different points of view. I enjoyed that it was modern. But I could just not get into this book. The letters from Professor Cook were just too... I don't want to be confusing, but it didn't interest me, which is a problem as the story is mainly told from his perspective. Although the plot is intriguing,... Read Full Review »