Category: Thriller

• The Shining

  Stephen King’s The Shining is a haunting tale about family issues, addiction, and isolation, blending human drama with supernatural horror.

• 11/22/63

  Stephen King’s 11/22/63 combines time travel and history, asking if changing the past is worth the consequences while exploring love and sacrifice.

• Other Worlds Than These

  Other Worlds Than These has that almost perfect blend of supernatural storytelling and deep societal themes, highlighting King and Straub’s exploration of human flaws and interconnected narratives.

• Carrie

  Revisiting Stephen King’s Carrie highlights its deeper themes of cruelty and bullying, with relatable characters driving home the story’s tragic impact. It’s a gripping read worth a second glance.

• Standing by the Wall

  Mick Herron’s latest Slough House instalment, “Standing by the Wall,” shines a light on the hilariously self-absorbed Roddy Ho. It’s filled with espionage, dark humour, and Sean Barrett’s top-notch narration. Enjoy!

• The Catch

  Mick Herron’s Slough House series is a mix of sharp espionage, dark humour, and flawed characters. The Catch continues this vibe, captivating with wit and relatable awkwardness, despite minor shortcomings.

• The Drop

  Mick Herron’s Slough House series is a treat! The Drop’s a compact, engaging tale filled with dark humour, flawed characters, and unexpected twists that’ll keep you guessing and wanting more.

• The List

  Mick Herron’s novella, The List, enriches the Slough House series by exploring complex dynamics in intelligence work, blending dark humour with espionage in a compact, engaging narrative.

• Black House

  Rereading Black House as an adult is a different experience; it’s darker and more complex, reflecting on memory and responsibility. King and Straub really nail it.

• The Talisman

  The Talisman is a gripping fantasy adventure that explores themes of childhood, loss, and resilience through Jack’s compelling journey. It combines dark realities with imaginative storytelling.