This week I review Stay Buried by Jennifer McMahon, a creepy, atmospheric tale of family secrets, folklore, and a mysterious illness spanning nearly a century.

Fiona is dead, but the real mystery is discovering who she was - and the secrets she left behind. The Things You'll Never Know by Ashley Audrain delivers a dark, twisty psychological thriller about family, motherhood, betrayal, and the things we may be better off never knowing.

Murder seems like the perfect plan....until the lies start piling up. This week, I'm reviewing  Getting Away With Murder by Shari LaPena and discussing a thriller where getting away with it is only the beginning.

What if Christmas wasn't about joy - but fear? This week I am talking about "Twas' The Night" by Kevin Johnson, a creepy holiday horror novel that turns festive traditions into nightmare fuel. 

Family secrets. Sisterhood. Addiction. Decades of buried trauma. This week I'm diving into The Truth About Ruby Cooper by Liz Nugent. It's a dark, emotionally gripping psychological suspense novel about how people live with the consequences of their choices for decades.

If your favorite thrillers are packed with family drama, shocking secrets, and twists that feel straight out of a soap opera, this one's for you. Today we're talking about Drowning In Paper Flowers by E.L. Westbury - a psychological thriller that's as addictive as it is entertaining.

A missing piece of one family's perfect life unravels into a chilling mystery of manipulation, madness, and the dark side of 1960s America. This week, I'm reviewing The Spin by Faith Gardner.

This week's podcast takes a look at The Nudge by Joseph Fink - where one little nudge can lead somewhere you never meant to go.

On this episode of Dig The Plot, I am reviewing Dissection Of A Murder by Jo Murray - a chilling investigation filled with secrets, twists and the question of how well we really know anyone.

This week's podcast take a look at the book The Good Lie by A.R. Torre. A dark, twisty thriller where secrets pile up, trust disappears, and everyone has something to hide. The question is...who's telling the good lie?