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I grew up reading courtroom thrillers by authors like John Grisham and Scott Turow and watching legal dramas like L.A. Law and Ally McBeal. Those kind of stories fell out of favor for a while, but I’m feeling like they are BACK. The Local by Joey Hartstone was the story of a small town patent lawyer who suddenly finds himself in the middle of a high stakes criminal defense trial. Check out my review of The Local!
I really enjoyed Anatomy of a Scandal. What did I think of Sarah Vaughan’s latest book, also a courtroom drama with political themes? Check out my review of Reputation by Sarah Vaughan, which will discuss how the book is different from Anatomy of a Scandal and what kind of readers I think will enjoy it!
Summer is here! And summer is my favorite time of year to read mysteries and thrillers. They make perfect vacation reads, and they seem less scary when the sun in shining. Here are the Ten Summer Thrillers I’m Dying to Read in 2022. Check out my list and share yours!
Did you love The Last Flight by Julie Clark? Same, and I’ve been waiting for her next book. Like The Last Flight, The Lies I Tell is about two women whose paths cross under suspenseful circumstances. Check out my review of The Lies I Tell!
Travel Thrillers on Airplanes Boats Cars and Trains combine the claustrophobia of a locked room mystery with the excitement of a Vacation Thriller. That mash-up equals Transportation Thrillers about Vacations Gone Wrong, often in an unfamiliar place with no chance of escape. Let’s check out some of these Terrifying Travel Thrillers! Updated for 2026!
[Read more…]Two Nights in Lisbon is a new May 2022 thriller that follows a trend I’ve talked about over the past year. What is the book like? Will you like it? Check out my Review of Two Nights in Lisbon on Jen Ryland Reviews.
