Blogs about: High Suspense
Child 44, by Tom Rob Smith
Penelope wrote 4 weeks ago: How do you investigate a murder in a society where the very idea of murder is unthinkable? This is t … more →
24
Dwight wrote 1 month ago: 24 is one of the most exciting television shows I’ve ever seen. It is all about a federal age … more →
Crystal Rain, by Tobias Buckell
Neil wrote 2 months ago: John deBrun has two problems with his past. The first is that 27 years before the action of Crystal … more →
Transgressions, edited by Ed McBain
Jessica wrote 6 months ago: “Ah geeze,” I admitted to myself, “I don’t know what I’m doing.” … more →
Booked to Die, by John Dunning
Jessica wrote 6 months ago: From the onset, we suspect that Cliff Janeway is a tough guy. It makes sense. People named Cliff are … more →
The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins
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Jennifer D. wrote 8 months ago: It is said that the best way to write an entertaining book about young people is to get rid of the a … more →
Last Call, by Tim Powers
Neil wrote 10 months ago: I’ve been thinking about the recent wave of paranormal fantasy in contemporary settings, wonde … more →
Bad Traffic: An Inspector Jian novel, by Simon Lewis
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Jeanette wrote 10 months ago: A phone call from Inspector Jian’s daughter interrupts his relaxed dinner date in Beijing. “Dad, hel … more →
Everything's Eventual, by Stephen King
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Jessica wrote 1 year ago: There is one, count’em one, author whose short stories I love just as much as his longer works … more →
Duma Key, by Stephen King
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Jessica wrote 1 year ago: Back when I was eleven, I wrote a fan letter to Stephen King. Should I have been reading Stephen Kin … more →
The Betrayal Game, by David L. Robbins
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Andrew wrote 1 year ago: On this week’s Blogging for a Good Book, I’m posting about four authors who are coming t … more →
The Birds
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Todd wrote 1 year ago: When Melanie Daniels rolls into Bodega Bay in pursuit of eligible bachelor Mitch Brenner, the small … more →
Spellbound
Rebekah wrote 2 years ago: Some of you may be familiar with this film. Spellbound was nominated for an Academy Award in 2002 f … more →
Tenderness, by Robert Cormier
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Todd wrote 2 years ago: Let’s end the week with another Cormier book, that is soon to be a major motion picture starring Rus … more →
My Fellow Americans, by Keir Graff
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Andrew wrote 2 years ago: Chicago, a few years in the future. An unspecified terrorist attack has caused the President to canc … more →
The Blue Hour, by T. Jefferson Parker
Neil wrote 2 years ago: I used to tell people that if the world were fair, T. Jefferson Parker would be a famous writer. Aft … more →
