Reviews by Tag: suspense

Mockingjay is the final book in the trilogy called The Hunger Games. It shows Katniss’s capability when it came to looking out for an entire nation rather than just herself. She becomes the symbol of the rebellion, providing a way for the districts to fight back. Katniss sacrifices her life for the future of the districts. She allows a chance for victims of the capitol to speak up. This revolutionary period happens over the course of this book.

The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave is a suspenseful novel that follows the story of Hannah, a woman who is suddenly thrust into a world of uncertainty and secrets when her husband disappears, leaving behind a note with the enigmatic message, "Protect her." As she delves into her husband's past and builds a relationship with his teenage daughter, Bailey, Hannah unravels a web of deception and hidden truths that will test her strength and determination.

Summary: The Lovely and the Lost by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is a gripping young adult novel
that follows the story of Kira Bennett, a girl with a unique ability to communicate with
search-and-rescue dogs. As she navigates the challenges of her extraordinary skill, Kira is
drawn into a thrilling mystery involving a missing girl and a dangerous wilderness. With the help
of her loyal dog, a team of skilled search-and-rescue professionals, and her own determination,

Say Cheese and Die is a thrilling children's horror novel written by R.L. Stine. The story revolves around four friends, Greg, Shari, Doug, and Bird, who stumble upon an eerie old camera in an abandoned house. Excited by their discovery, they begin taking pictures, but soon realize that each photo predicts a dark and dangerous future event.

Can You Keep a Secret? is a thrilling young adult novel by R.L. Stine. The story revolves around a group of friends; Hannah, Leo, and Sarah, who stumble upon a mysterious old diary hidden in the attic of Hannah's new house. As they explore deeper into the diary's pages, they uncover a chilling secret involving a long-lost treasure and a dangerous curse that haunts their town.

The Silent Patient features Alicia Berenson, an ordinary women who seemingly had a good life until she murders her husband, Gabriel, by shooting him five times in the face. As her case is further investigated, Alicia refuses to speak or utter a single word throughout it all. Theo Faber, a psychotherapist, is eager to figure out why Alicia committed the crime she did, and why she chooses to remain silent.

Four girls are known for being liars at their boarding school. They often played a game

called the Lying Game where the objective is to tell lies without getting caught. When they get a

text from a friend within the group, the girls are reunited when those lies come back to haunt

them in their adult life. is book kept me on the edge of my seat until the end. ere were so

many plot twists that let me questioning everything I originally thought. Make sure you have a

Cassie, the main character in The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Bares, is an expert at reading

people. Cassie doesn’t expect this knack for understanding others to get her much until she’s

recruited to join a group of other teenagers investigating FBI cold cases. Cassie, the newest

“Natural”, lives with 4 other teens with gifts like hers. The Naturals are nothing like they seem,

and Cassie’s mentors aren’t average agents either. When a new killer strikes, Cassie and the

Cassie Hobbes is a 17 year old girl who’s living with her dad’s relatives. Her mom was

brutally murdered 5 years prior and the body was never found. Cassie grows up with that

trauma and never moves on from it. So when special agent Tanner Briggs wants to recruit her

for a special program called ‘The Naturals,’ Cassie accepts in hopes of finding her mother’s

killer. However, things mix up when Cassie and her new friends at ‘The Naturals’ program find

Carrie Sinclair is telling her story of her summer 27 years ago on the Sinclair private

island. This is the summer that the boys come. The boys are Carrie’s friend’s

boyfriend's friends. When the boys get to the island Carrie suddenly finds Pfeff, one of

the boys, very interesting. Carrie and Pfeff start hanging out more and soon they are

much more than friends. Carrie’s sisters think Pfeff is not good for her, so what will

Carrie choose? Family or Pfeff?