Genres : Psychological

A perfect weekend. The perfect company. A perfect cabin.The perfect place to bury a body…For Joel and Stella, it’s the trip they’ve been dreaming about. Fresh air, quiet time in the woods, and no work to distract them from each other. Being a new couple, they don’t waste any time with their first full weekend away together.But their perfect getaway turns into a nightmare when an accident occurs and they find a dead woman lying outside their cabin.Clearly they have...

The perfect writer’s retreat. A charming, attentive host. And a secret that will turn her dream vacation into a living nightmare.Rachel Clarke needs to escape. She’s found the perfect place: a stunning, isolated rental on the Oregon coast, offering two weeks of blissful solitude to finish her novel. The house is flawless, the host, Elias Shepherd, is incredibly helpful, and the ocean view is breathtaking. But the perfect silence is soon broken by things she can’t explain.When Rachel discovers a...

Her husband died 3 years ago. So who left his boot on the porch? Three years ago, Claire’s husband David committed suicide. She buried him. She mourned him. She moved on. Until this morning. Sitting on her welcome mat—pointed directly at the door—is David’s muddy work boot. The one he was wearing the night he died. The one the police never found. Claire thinks someone is watching her. Her neighbors think she’s paranoid. Her teenage daughter, Zoe, thinks she needs...

For fans of Fatal Attraction and Unfaithful, Bedrock is a dark, addictive psychological thriller where passion turns perilous, desire becomes deadly, and one wrong choice can unravel everything.Addison Greyer knows better. Or at least she should.Never in a million years would she have guessed she'd wind up agreeing to the sinister side-gig her tough-as-nails new boss proposes.Until she does.Turns out, one bad decision often leads to another.He's troubled. She's married.It's a dangerous game, for sure—one in which she stands to...

Who invented the Internet? Who created the simulation? Chronos Perlman was born to find out. The son of Tim Berners-Lee and Radia Perlman—the visionaries who built the digital backbone of our world—Chronos has always sensed something different about himself. That unease becomes terrifying truth the day he glitches… slipping through time and coming face to face with his future self. As the fractures grow, Chronos discovers a secret buried deep in the code of existence: the Internet wasn’t just built...

"There can't be any more fires," Sean said as they drove down Davis Road toward the realtor's office. From the very first sentence of the book, the mood is set for my psychological thriller, "Litter." With each subsequent chapter, the tension increases due to the interactions of the neighbors and with the environment in which they live. Augusta, Georgia, the setting for the book and the fictional neighborhood Sycamore Springs, is filled with wooded pristine beauty. But even within the...

“A perfectly plotted, tense and gripping thriller!” – Ann Parker“Alex James Eccleston’s imagination is on a grand scale!” – Stewart BintTwo months ago, a man was murdered in his own flat.Now, Piper is on the run, desperate to stay one step ahead of the police and the truth she’s trying to bury. But when the weight of it all drives her to the edge – literally – she meets Jack, a quiet, shaggy-haired farmer who offers her an unexpected lifeline.Life...

A very unusual and gripping story. This book is told through the mind of Michael Stammons, a serial killer. He tells the story in a somewhat off-handed style, which might be disturbing to some. But it is his story, justifications for his actions. This is a psychological thriller. And a love story.

Hollis Johnson is twenty, broke, and burned out. Her dad is dead. Her mom drinks too much. And the only thing holding their life together is a rotation of babysitting gigs around the neighborhood.Then people start dying.She finds out about the calls. Creepy, anonymous, always asking the same thing. Do you know where Hollis is?She tries to hold it together, but the neighborhood is changing fast. The masks are slipping.Someone is watching. Someone is waiting. And Hollis is running out...

They were childhood friends, so sharing a house will be fun, won’t it?When Gina advertises for a lodger, she never expects her childhood best friend to turn up at her door. What could be better, she reasons, than having a lodger who she already knows rather than a total stranger.As they rekindle their friendship, Gina recalls the long ago summer when they spent every day together. Gina believed then that they’d be best friends forever.But Lissa thought differently.With the benefit...