Suspense
Reviews of lesser-known suspense books that I like
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The Last Flight
Read more: The Last FlightAttempting to disappear from her powerful and abusive husband, Claire Cook assumes the identity of a woman she meets in the airport. A woman who turns out to be a drug dealer.
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The Drifter
Read more: The DrifterA fascinating, action-packed story with a gritty new hero trying to overcome debilitating PTSD in the form of “white static” while adjusting to civilian life.
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Colony
Read more: ColonyAlways intensifying action in a brutal environment with realistic villains and a horde of nasty creatures that would destroy any of Michael Crichton’s creations
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The Deceived
Read more: The DeceivedYou wouldn’t think a cleaner, who’s paid handsomely to clean up other people’s messes without a trace, like dead bodies, would have much of a heart. But that’s not the case with Quinn.
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The Huntress
Read more: The HuntressThis epic tells the story of the Night Witches, Female bomber pilots (Russian) during world war II, who terrorized the Nazi invaders for years, through the eyes of Nina Markova. Her fascinating story gripped me from the beginning