Tag: thriller
Subcutanean by Aaron A. Reed
Contains: Endless possibilities, an extremely unique method of storytelling.
These Women by Ivy Pochoda
Contains: women-driven narrative, lots of parallels to reality.
The Diary of a Serial Killer’s Daughter by L. A. Detwiler
Contains: murder, more murder, lots of red.
Face/Off (1997) directed by John Woo is like a fine wine
Contains: face transplant surgery, amazing dialogue, creepy face petting, a weird alternate reality where Nicolas Cage and John Travolta have similar builds.
True Crime by Samantha Kolesnik
Contains: horrific and graphic abuse, lots and lots of murder.
She Died Famous by Kyle Rutkin
Contains: obsession, manipulation, copious drug abuse, a bunch of awful people doing awful things.
The Cult Called Freedom House (Sophia Rey #1) by Stephanie Evelyn
Contains: cannibalism, cults, and all manner of other fun grotesquery.
Circus + The Skin by Keith McCleary
Contains: circus folk, a mystery that must be solved.
Nine Elms by Robert Bryndza
Contains: serial killings, complicated knots, alcoholism.
Inside by D.M. Siciliano
Contains: a super haunted house, kids on an adventure.
