A ghost narrator does not automatically turn a story into a supernatural thriller. Thrillers rely on uncertainty, danger, and the destabilising intrusion of the unknown. But when the narrator is already dead, the fundamental mystery…
Keigo Higashino’s The Devotion of Suspect X is, at first glance, a familiar kind of crime novel. A murder takes place. A seemingly perfect alibi emerges. Detectives investigate. Yet very quickly, the novel reveals itself…
What It’s Like to Be Broken is a soft, emotionally resonant, small-town romance about people who come to love, not whole but honest. Erin Page doesn’t rush healing here, she lets it unfold slowly, through…