Six high school students, some of them friends, some former friends, are locked in a hotel dinner hall with a syringe, a bomb, and one hour to escape. But to escape, they have to kill one of them, or they all die.
Tag: thriller
Mothers, Mansions, & Mayhem: Voices in the Snow
I've read other books by Darcy Coates and enjoyed them, but Voices in the Snow was disappointing. I expected more dystopian, more apocalypse, and less overdone wendigos and zombies.
Twisted thriller: The Witch Elm
It was a standard mystery, and it meandered more than it should have.
Hunted – Darcy Coates
Coates has you panting as the forest killer hunts down the characters, starting with poor Eileen. A typical mystery/thriller, Hunted leaves you guessing what the hunter with the razor sharp claws is, and who's really behind the murders.
Book Review: A Nearly Normal Family – M.T. Edvardsson
3 stars 18 year-old angry, rebellious, stubborn Stella is in jailed for the murder of 33-year-old Chris, businessman and millionaire. The question is: did she really murder him?
Book Review: A Stranger in the House – Shari Lapena
It was solid enough and it’s clear the writer has a lawyer’s mind in building a case and going through details. The writing was flat, however...
Book Review: The Turn of the Key – Ruth Ware
4 stars As usual, Ruth Ware wraps you around her twisty finger and pulls you in against your will.
A twisty retelling of ‘Turn of the Screw’
4 stars As usual, Ruth Ware wraps you around her twisty finger and pulls you in against your will.
Book Review: Within These Walls – Ania Ahlborn
3 stars Cinematic as usual, Ahlborn's writing in this book was just as good as her other ones. I can't say Within These Walls is my favorite of hers or her creepiest, but it's definitely good, though not up to standards as her other books.
Book Review: The Lying Game – Ruth Ware
3 stars “A wall, after all, isn’t just about keeping others out. It can also be for trapping people inside.”
