Thriller

Riley Sager kept me guessing on every page. The twists made my head spin, sometimes in a good way, sometimes like I ate bad chili. Not perfect, but boy, I had fun getting lost in the suspense!

Baldacci’s characters made me laugh, worry, and yell at my cat. The pacing never let up, though one twist felt a bit much. Still, if you want suspense with heart, this book is a wild ride.

Reading PD James is like sitting in a cozy chair while someone plots a murder in the kitchen. The twists are clever, the pacing slow, but the atmosphere and characters make it worth sticking around for tea.

Folks, these psychological thrillers kept me guessing at every page—my dog even jumped at one twist! Some endings fizzled, but the suspense was worth it. If you like mind games, you'll eat these up (just don’t blame me for lost sleep).

Rian Johnson's 'Knives Out Book' hooks readers with clever plot twists and sharp wit. The characters are intriguing, but a few predictable moments take away from the suspense. Yet, it delivers laughter and drama, making it a fun mystery read.

Patterson's 'Along Came a Spider' grips with suspense and twisty turns. Alex Cross shines, but some characters lack depth. The fast pace excites, yet occasionally overwhelms. It's a thrilling read for crime lovers.

Connelly's 'The Lincoln Lawyer' grips you with twists and turns. Harry Bosch feels real, and LA’s atmosphere sets the mood perfectly. Sometimes, the story drags, but it’s a must-read for fans of legal thrillers.