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I read The Wife Who Knew Too Much and liked it. So I was excited to see that the author, a former prosecutor, had written a legal thriller. What did I think and should you read it? Here’s my Review of The Intern by Michele Campbell.
I’ve always loved legal thrillers, both on the page and on the screen. A legal thriller offers baked-in conflict and often a scrappy legal underdog fighting for justice. What are some of the Best Legal Thrillers from the 1990s to the 2020s, both books and movies? I’m here to tell you!
September 15 – October 15 is National Latinx Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the cultural contributions made by Americans whose ancestors came from Mexico, the Spanish-speaking countries of the Caribbean, and Central and South America. Looking for a list of Mysteries and Thrillers by Latinx and Hispanic Authors? Look no further! This article was updated in September 2023!
[Read more…]I have not read The Luckiest Girl, but I enjoy true crime inspired stories so decided to give Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll a try. What did I think? I had (for me) complicated thoughts on this one. Check out my Review of Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll.
I have done a whole post on the Best Books by Shari Lapena. So how does Everyone Here is Lying stack up to her other books? Here’s my Review of Everyone Here is Lying and then you can pop over to the “best of” post and see how this book measures up to her backlist.
I am a huge Alice Feeney fan, having read all of her books. But what is her best book? I tell you what I think and I crunch the numbers to reveal: What is the Best Book by Alice Feeney?
