Just when they decided to discard these symptoms as the effect of a bug, the affected people started chewing, biting, and eating one another. Surprisingly, the bitten people began exhibiting the same maniacal behavior as the ones biting them.
Tag: Thriller
The Chosen Seven by Gill D. Anderson
When Farzad Abed entered Alessandro’s Cucina with a gun, six very different people found themselves in the same fatal predicament. Up until this moment, they had been going through regular life problems. However, when Farzad shot a woman without so much as blinking his eyes, none of that mattered. Jack forgot about his parents being…
Payback – Tales of Love, Hate and Revenge by Steve Bassett #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Acting homicide chief Lieutenant Nick Cisco is up to his eyeballs with unsolved homicide cases. Dead bodies are showing up left and right, and the slow pace of the investigations has made him a laughing stock in the media. When mutilated dead bodies start showing up with tattooed swastika…
The Shakespeare Conspiracy: A Clayton Lovell Stone Adventure by Bruce Hutchison #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Stone, the protagonist in The Shakespeare Conspiracy: A Clayton Lovell Stone Adventure, the first volume of Clayton Lovell Stone Adventures by Bruce Hutchison, was aware that his girlfriend, Tracy, wanted him to take the relationship to the next level. Despite his obvious love for her, he was not ready…
Why She Lied by Julie Coons
When your life is full of twists and drama, you do not need to write fiction. Julie Coons’ life fits perfectly in this category. As if her previous memoir wasn’t heartbreaking enough, this one left that part of her life appearing like a walk in the park. Working in a hospital, Julie had seen enough…
Naomi (Book 2 in Maggie Trilogy) by Mya O’Malley #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Naomi is the second book in Maggie Trilogy by Mya O’Malley. The author has left breadcrumbs all over the book to help the readers, who are unfamiliar with her previous book, to not feel left out of the plot. Naomi, the protagonist, after helping the souls of Maggie and…
#BookReview – The 8th Sky by Leigh Lyn
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. In The 8th Sky: A Psychological Thriller With An Unforgettable Twist by Leigh Lyn, the plot begins with Lin Lee stuck in an asylum and not remembering half the details of the incidents that led her to this place. She is an architect who is one of the best…
Book Review: Riker’s Calling by Rico Lamoureux
Riker’s Calling is a fast ride into the world of ruthless murders that revolve around a personal investigator, Jeremy Riker. The thriller written by Rico Lamoureux presents some very graphic images of murders. These serial killings are bad as it is, but these are disturbingly connected to the people who are (or have been) a…
Book Review: MÂTOWAK WOMAN WHO CRIES By Joylene Nowell Butler
Mâtowak Woman Who Cries unveils with Mrs. Sally Warner finding her husband Mr. Warner’s dead body immersed in the pool of his own blood on their kitchen floor. In a moment of understandable frenzy, Sally finds it difficult to come up with a logical way to deal with this situation. Nevertheless, she has a good sense…
Book Review and Giveaway: The Question by R.Breuer Stearns @iReadBookTours
The Question by R.Breuer Stearns is a treat for intellectual readers, who crave for a book that is a perfect combination of a challenging concept and an enjoyable plot. Nate Heartnell, the Director of the Center for Cognitive Studies, notices an intriguing phenomenon while working on an assignment. He observes that people can communicate and answer the…
