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Thriller Review: A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham

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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,          A Flicker in the Dark is the Debut novel from author Stacy Willingham; published by Minotaur Books. In it, we are introduced to Chloe Davis, daughter of notorious serial Killer, Dick Davis. She has fought hard these past twenty years to escape her father's legacy. She is a successful psychologist and about to be married. Life is better because she moved away and started over.   But when girls in her area begin to vanish, the eerie similarities to her father's crimes are undeniable. Caught up in the latest disappearances, her past comes calling in the form of a reporter bent of investigating these copy-cat crimes. As the clues pile up, Chloe does not know who to trust. She is suddenly alone and in the crosshairs of a killer.    A Flicker in the Dark is an impressive first novel by Willingham. I loved her writing style and ability to plunge the reader into the mind of her protagonist. Chloe ...

Revisiting Riley Sager: With a Vengeance

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        Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,   As I continue to read my way through Riley Sager's novels, I love looking back at past reviews (and editing them). Here is the fourth in my series of revisiting my Riley Sager reviews:                    With a Vengeance is Riley Sager's ninth thriller. It is published by Dutton Books. In it, we are introduced to Anna Matheson. She is the daughter of a disgraced railway mogul and the only surviving member of her family. When she discovers that her father was framed for his crimes, she sets out to destroy the people that led to her family's death.  With the help of Seamus, another of their victims, she assembles the guilty party on a non-stop train to Chicago. There, the FBI will be ready to arrest everyone responsible for the fall of the Matheson family. But a snow storm and an unexpected variable derails Anna's plans. One man is dead and she is sure she ...

Revisiting Riley Sager: Lock Every Door

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                   Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,   As I continue to read my way through Riley Sager's novels, I love looking back at past reviews (and editing them). Here is the third in my series of revisiting my Riley Sager reviews:                             Lock Every Door is the third thriller by Riley Sager, and is published by Dutton Books. In this twisty tale of terror, we are introduced to Jules Larsen. Her job hunt leads to an advertisement for an apartment sitter  at the famous Bartholomew Building. After her interview goes well and she is hired, she moves in to begin her three-month stay.     Her friend, Chloe, is suspicious of the deal and warns her against staying. As the days go by it is apparent that this job is indeed too good to be true. Ears are listening. Eyes are watching. And the fairy tale life at the Bartho...

Revisiting Riley Sager: The Last Time I Lied

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                  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,   As I continue to read my way through Riley Sager's novels, I love looking back at past reviews (and editing them). Here is the second in my series of revisiting my Riley Sager reviews:                                     The Last Time I Lied is written by Riley Sager, and it is published by Dutton Books. In it, we are introduced to thirteen-year-old Emma Davis, the product of a neglectful father and an alcoholic mother. All she wants to do is spend the summer with her friends. Thankfully, her mother surprises Emma with the news that she will be attending Camp Nightingale.  But one evening Emma's friends leave their cabin. When morning arrives they have vanished without a trace.    Fifteen years later Emma finds herself headed back to Camp Nightingale to serve as an ar...

Revisiting Riley Sager: Final Girls

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    Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons,   As I continue to read my way through Riley Sager's novels, I love looking back at past reviews (and editing them). Here is the first in my series of revisiting my Riley Sager reviews:             Final Girls is written by Riley Sager and is published by Dutton Books. In it we meet Quincy Carpenter, the sole survivor of the notorious Pine Cottage massacre. Ten years later she is a successful vlogger with an up-and-coming baking website called Quincy's Sweets. Quincy is not the girl she used to be.  She has long since blocked out the events of Pine Cottage.  And with the help of Xanax and her recent engagement, she is happy.    The news arrives that another "Final Girl", Lisa Milner (sole survivor of an Indiana sorority house massacre), is found dead. Was it suicide?  The mystery deepens as Samantha Boyd (sole survivor of the Nightlight Inn massacre) ends up on Quinc...