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The Family Break by Ruth Irons Review | Family Breaks Are Pleasant Right? WRONG!
A family getaway in a remote forest becomes increasingly tense as old resentments, secrets and personal struggles begin to surface. The Family Break by Ruth Irons blends family drama with psychological suspense, focusing more on dysfunctional relationships than constant thrills. A solid choice for readers who enjoy character driven tension and messy family dynamics.
Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke Review |
A strange, darkly funny psychological thriller about Natalie Heller Mills, a tradwife influencer whose perfect farm life is nowhere near as real as it looks.
Yesteryear mixes social media fakery, religious image making, an unlikeable main character and a twisted version of the traditional life Natalie has spent years selling online.
Objects in Lakes by Rachael Ramas Review| A Suspenseful Tale of Grief & Discovery…
Objects in Lakes by Rachael Ramas is a dark domestic suspense set around Duck Lake, Michigan, where an old drowning and a new death start to raise questions about a picture-perfect community. Expect grief, secrets, suspicion and a slow burn mystery that digs beneath the surface.
The Caretaker by Marcus Kliewer |Unsettling, Disturbing and Delightfully Confusing
Desperate for money, Macy Mullins takes a strange three-day caretaker job at an isolated house on the Oregon Coast, only to find herself pulled into something far darker than she ever expected.
The Happy Family (The Hunt Family #3) by Daniel Hurst | A Juicy Yet Disturbing Tale Of Manipulation And Revenge…
Emma reviews The Happy Family by Daniel Hurst, a wildly dramatic domestic thriller packed with revenge, manipulation, shifting loyalties and messy characters. Completely implausible at times but ridiculously addictive as the final book in the trilogy.
