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Review: Girl's Death

The synopsis of Girl's Death immediately captured my attention, compelling me to dive into this book shortly after it arrived on my shelves. The story follows Tessa Cartwright, known as Tessie, who is kidnapped just before her 17th birthday and later discovered buried in a Texas field...

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Review: The Zodiac File

The Zodiac File was kindly offered as a review copy by Edel Elements. When presented with this opportunity, I felt like a chocolate addict being waved a piece of chocolate under their nose—who could possibly say no? A double murder of a young couple sets off a chilling investigation...

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Review: I Am The Night

After hearing so much about I Am The Night by Ethan Cross, I decided to take advantage of the free audiobook version on Spotify. The free version does include occasional ads, but I find them quite tolerable. Marcus Williams leads a special unit tracking the most dangerous criminals...

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Review: The Crucifix Killer

Various Facebook groups dedicated to crime and thriller fiction are leading me toward financial ruin! Among other discoveries, I came across Chris Carter through these groups, and since I prefer starting series from the beginning, The Crucifix Killer quickly found its way to my reading table...

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Review: The Raven

The Raven promises a thrilling spy novel packed with action, technical details, and an unusual setting. Siberia has been sadly underrepresented in my reading journey so far. A cryptic distress call from Russian biologist Rogatschow sets off an international espionage adventure...

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Review: Hero Factory

Having read numerous crime and thriller novels, I'm always searching for that one slightly different thriller—and look what I found! The Berlin-Brandenburg Chemistry Corporation (BBC) is an international player. A midnight board meeting isn't unusual, but what happens next is anything but ordinary...

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Review: The Hypnotist

As part of the 2025 Theme Challenge, I finally tackled a very, very long audiobook. It's incredible how much housework you can accomplish while listening, despite not usually being a fan of Scandinavian crime fiction. Near Stockholm, a brutal discovery on a sports field launches an intense investigation...

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Review: The Bone Collector

I know I'm quite late to The Bone Collector! However, I've read several other books from the Lincoln Rhyme series and now want to start properly from the beginning. On her last day as a patrol officer, Amelia Sachs responds to an emergency call that will change everything...

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