Books matching: engaging and suspenseful writing
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Save:A must-read for dedicated Newsflesh fans hungry for more - especially Georgia and Shaun’s next chapter. For newcomers, read the original trilogy first; for veterans, this collection will scratch your zombie apocalypse itch, even if it leaves you wanting more.
Dr. Daniel Wells of the Colorado Cancer Research Center admitted in an interview this week that he was “guardedly optimistic” about having a universal cure for cancer by the end of the decade. His pro... - #2
Save:A gripping and intense third entry in Akart's disaster series that balances heart, suspense, and survival instincts - perfect for disaster fiction lovers, but be prepared for cliffhangers and a bit of recap.
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Save:A mysterious, suspenseful story with just enough science fiction and heart to hook young readers - especially those who love unraveling secrets and exploring identity. Great for grades 5–8!
She is trying to do it silently, but from the backseat of the car I can see her shoulders heaving up and down, her entire body racked by sobs. I look out the window at the darkness flowing past our ca... - #4
Save:A fast, tension-filled thriller that keeps you hooked with every page. Not for the faint of heart, but a must-read if you crave classic suspense and relentless action.
Levy did his best to ignore them, standing at the top of the brownstone steps, making sure his sneaker laces were properly tight. These were his best shoes, the cream of the Adidas line, and they fit... - #5
Save:A charming, fast-paced classic mixing history, love, and tulip drama - quaint, clever, and way more fun than you'd expect from a story about flowers!
On the 20th of August, 1672, the city of the Hague, always so lively, so neat, and so trim that one might believe every day to be Sunday, with its shady park, with its tall trees, spreading over its G... - #6
Save:A brutal, fast-paced thriller that's perfect if you want to be kept up all night - just be ready for some repetition and psychological deep-diving. Not for the faint of heart!
The red sun balances on the highest ramparts of the mountains, and in its waning light, the foothills appear to be ablaze. A cool breeze blows down out of the sun and fans through the tall dry grass,... - #7
Save:A suspenseful, fun, and accessible mystery that’s stood the test of time with young readers - an excellent pick for middle schoolers and nostalgic adults alike!
From his perch in the cherry tree Rob Mallory could see into the houses on either side. It was the Mallorys’ tree, but it was closest to Mrs. Calloway’s house; right up against it, as a matter of fact... - #8
Save:Creepy, compelling, and filled with dark family secrets, "The Family Upstairs" is a slow-burning psychological suspense that's perfect if you like your mysteries tangled and your characters twisted.
Libby picks up the letter off the doormat. She turns it in her hands. It looks very formal; the envelope is cream in color, made of high-grade paper, and feels as though it might even be lined with ti... - #9
Save:Girls of Yellow is a dystopian mystery novel that follows Elise De Jong, a translator on a mission to rescue her sister from a religious slave training school in Budapest. Alongside her is Major Sami Ali, a Muslim police officer investigating the murder of a young girl with blonde hair. The author, Orest Stelmach, weaves a compelling story of danger, intense moments, and a world where Islam rules, Christians struggle for survival, and the pursuit of justice becomes a dangerous endeavor.
The plot unfolds as Elise and Ali form an unlikely alliance, both driven by personal missions and facing the challenges of a world shaped by religion and corruption. The narrative delves into the complexities of a dystopian society where individuals must navigate through lies, truths, and the consequences of their actions, ultimately leading to a suspenseful and engaging mystery.
Major Sami Ali knew he’d been assigned the dhimmi’s murder because he was the worst detective on the Budapest police force. And he understood exactly what his boss expected him to do—use minimal depar... - #10
Save:When Kevin Devereaux finds out his elderly mother Helena is dying, he decides to go back home to Sea Oaks, a mansion which is on a secluded island off the South Carolina coast for a brief stay with his family. The setting of the old, run-down mansion creates a sinister and disturbing feel, adding to the atmosphere of the book. As the family arrives, they are met with a cast of characters, some likable and some detestable, which sets the stage for mysterious events to unfold. The plot revolves around Kevin's decision to turn the decrepit mansion into a hotel, leading to a series of deaths and disappearances that keep the reader engaged and curious about what will happen next.
She was in the darkness somewhere, moving slowly toward him. Though he couldn’t see her—he never saw her, never until the last minute—he could feel her coming. It was almost as if he could smell her,...
