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  1. 'Pretty Evil: The ultimate revenge story' by Zoe Rosi is a dark and disturbing thriller that follows the story of Camilla Black, an affluent fashion editor leading a double life as a vigilante killer seeking vengeance on those who have committed heinous crimes. The book delves into Camilla's past, her motivations, and her complex psychology as she navigates a world of darkness and violence, grappling with the consequences of her actions. Through a gripping narrative, the author paints a compelling portrait of a morally ambiguous protagonist on a relentless pursuit of justice, blurring the lines between right and wrong.

    The author, Zoe Rosi, skillfully crafts a multi-faceted and complex character in Camilla Black, portraying her as a broken yet likeable anti-heroine who evokes conflicting emotions in the reader. The book explores themes of trauma, revenge, justice, and the darker aspects of society, challenging readers' perceptions and leaving them questioning morality and the nature of justice.


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    Milk Fed by Melissa Broder
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    Milk Fed by Melissa Broder is a novel that delves into the complex relationship between food, love, and identity. The story follows Rachel, a woman with a restrictive eating disorder, who begins to explore a newfound sense of freedom and self-acceptance when she meets Miriam, an Orthodox Jewish woman. Their lesbian relationship serves as a catalyst for Rachel to embrace her body and soul, while also questioning elements of her religion and cultural background. The book is described as a mix of humor, wit, and insightful observations on women, daughterhood, and the struggles of forming one's own identity.

    The narrative of Milk Fed is filled with graphic details, sharp writing, and a blend of cultural, religious, and nourishment-related themes. Through Rachel's journey of self-discovery and indulgence, the novel explores themes of desire, intimacy, and the importance of breaking societal and personal boundaries. The book offers a unique and sometimes controversial perspective on relationships, self-image, and the complexities of human connection.

    It didn’t matter where I lived—Mid-City, Mid-Wilshire, or Miracle Mile. It didn’t matter where I worked; one Hollywood bullshit factory was equal to any other. All that mattered was what I ate, when I...

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    Kisscut
    Book 2 in the series:Grant County

    Kisscut - Grant County by Karin Slaughter
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    'Kisscut' by Karin Slaughter delves into the dark and disturbing realities of child abuse, incest, and pedophilia in a small town setting. The plot follows characters Sara, Jeffrey, and Lena as they uncover the horrors of child trafficking and violence, leading to a gripping and emotionally intense storyline. The writing style of Slaughter is described as graphic, realistic, and suspenseful, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its twists and turns.

    “I guess you like this music, huh? My mom likes it, too.” He stared at her openly, his lips slightly parted. Like most of Sara’s patients, Justin seemed a bit shocked to see her outside of the clinic....

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Grant County )

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    The Serial Killer Whisperer: How One Man's Tragedy Helped Unlock the Deadliest Secrets of the World's Most Terrifying Killers by Pete Earley
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    "The Serial Killer Whisperer" by Pete Earley revolves around the story of Tony Ciaglia, a young man who suffered a traumatic brain injury and began corresponding with serial killers. Despite the disturbing and graphic nature of the letters exchanged between Tony and the killers, the book delves into Tony's journey of seeking answers about his own mental state and attempting to solve cold cases with the information obtained from the killers. The writing style combines biographical elements of both the killers and Tony, providing a detailed insight into the world of serial killers, brain trauma, and recovery.

    A half-dozen boys running barefoot down an embankment into a cove at Possum Kingdom Lake. It was shortly after four o’clock. The afternoon temperature had just peaked at 93.9 degrees. Unlike most man-...

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    Out by Natsuo Kirino
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    'Out' by Natsuo Kirino is a gripping thriller that follows the story of four Japanese women working together in a boxed lunch factory. When one of the women kills her abusive husband, the others help her dispose of the body, leading them into a dark and dangerous journey involving the yakuza, loan sharks, and a psychopath. The novel delves into the complexities of female relationships, societal pressures, and the consequences of desperate actions in a gritty and realistic portrayal of the underbelly of Japanese society.

    The writing style of 'Out' is described as powerful, disturbing, and intense. The novel combines elements of crime fiction, social commentary, and psychological thriller, showcasing the struggles and vulnerabilities of the characters as they navigate through a world filled with darkness, violence, and unexpected twists. presents a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche, morality, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

    She got to the parking lot earlier than usual. The thick, damp July darkness engulfed her as she stepped out of the car. Perhaps it was the heat and humidity, but the night seemed especially black and...

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    Twisted by Andrew E. Kaufman
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    Dr. Christopher Kellan, a forensic psychologist at Loveland Psychiatric Hospital, is tasked with evaluating Donny Ray Smith, a patient accused of murdering ten young girls. As Christopher delves deeper into Donny's case, his own grip on reality begins to slip, leading to a rollercoaster journey filled with twists and turns. The book explores themes of truth, psychosis, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they try to unravel the mysteries surrounding Donny Ray and Christopher's descent into madness.

    “Welcome to the jungle, gentlemen,” my boss says, brittle shades of cynicism coloring his words. Jeremy Firestone’s sentiment is not unwarranted, but it’s hardly necessary. Calling Loveland Psychiatri...

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    Dear Killer by Katherine Ewell
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    'Dear Killer' by Katherine Ewell is a gripping thriller that follows the story of Kit, a 17-year-old assassin who receives secret letters instructing her on who to kill. Raised by her mother, a former serial killer, Kit struggles with her moral compass as she navigates her way through the world of murder and deception. The book delves deep into Kit's psyche, exploring her inner turmoil and the consequences of her actions, all while maintaining a fast-paced and engaging narrative style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    The novel offers a unique perspective by presenting a protagonist who is a murderer, rather than the typical hero trying to stop crimes. The plot is filled with twists and turns, as Kit grapples with her identity, relationships, and the dark secrets of her past. Ewell's writing is both thought-provoking and chilling, painting a complex portrait of a young killer struggling to find her place in a world devoid of right and wrong.

    That is the most important guideline, and the hardest one for most people to understand—but I have understood it my entire life, from the moment I laid my hands on that first victim’s neck to this ver...

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    Ice Queen
    Book 3 in the series:Nature of Desire

    Ice Queen - Nature of Desire by Joey W. Hill
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    'Ice Queen' by Joey W. Hill is a gripping tale set in the exclusive BDSM club, The Zone, focusing on the complex relationship between Marguerite Perruquet, known as the Ice Queen, a revered Domme with a mysterious past, and Tyler Winterman, a former government operative turned Master at The Zone. The book delves into the world of dominance and submission, exploring the intense dynamics between Marguerite and Tyler as they navigate their attraction and the challenges of their respective roles. Hill's writing style intricately weaves together themes of power, control, and vulnerability, creating a story that is both emotionally intense and sexually charged.

    The plot unfolds as Marguerite and Tyler are brought together by fate, with Tyler volunteering to help Marguerite fulfill the requirements to be a Master at The Zone. As they delve deeper into their connection, they confront their pasts, inner demons, and desires, leading to a journey of self-discovery and emotional growth. The book is characterized by its raw and addictive passion, mind-blowing intimacy, and the exploration of complex characters who are both strong and vulnerable in their own ways.

    Marguerite glanced up from her purchase order as her hostess, Chloe Marcel, came into the kitchen area. Genevieve Wisner, her other waitstaff person, slid by in front of her with a tray of teacups as ...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Nature of Desire )

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    Flesh House
    Book 4 in the series:Logan McRae

    Flesh House - Logan McRae by Stuart MacBride
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    Stuart MacBride's 'Flesh House' delves into the dark and gruesome world of a serial killer known as 'The Flesher' who has returned to Aberdeen, terrorizing the city by killing and dismembering victims with cannibalistic traits. The book follows Detective Sergeant Logan McRae as he races against time to catch the killer, facing challenges within the Grampian Police Force and dealing with the media's paranoia. With vivid crime scenes, twisted plot twists, and a touch of dark humor, the story unfolds with tension and suspense, keeping readers engaged until the chilling final chapters.

    The narrative of 'Flesh House' is filled with gripping scenes, fast-paced action, and complex character dynamics, particularly highlighting the relationship between McRae and his colleagues DI Steel and DI Insch. As the investigation unfolds, the book explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of past decisions, all set against the backdrop of Aberdeen's harsh setting. With a blend of gory details, intricate plot development, and sharp wit, Stuart MacBride captivates readers with a thrilling and macabre police procedural that keeps them on the edge of their seats.

    Detective Sergeant Logan McRae winced his way across the dark quayside trying not to scald his fingers, making for a scarred offshore container pinned in the harsh glow of police spotlights. The thing...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Logan McRae )

  10. 'Surviving the Extremes: What Happens to the Body and Mind at the Limits of Human Endurance' by Kenneth Kamler is a gripping non-fiction read that delves into the various extreme conditions that can push the human body to its limits. Through real-life stories of survival and sometimes tragedy, Dr. Kamler, an experienced expedition medic, explores the physiological and psychological impacts on individuals facing challenges in environments such as the jungle, high seas, desert, underwater diving, high altitudes, and even space. not only provides valuable insights into the medical science behind human endurance but also reflects on the adaptations of both humans and other species to survive in extreme conditions.

    The narrative style of the book is described as thrilling, scientific, and filled with quick, interesting true stories that captivate the reader's attention. Dr. Kamler's detailed exploration of diseases and conditions affecting the human body in adverse environments, such as pulmonary edema at high altitudes, offers a graphic and informative look at the impact of extreme conditions on human physiology. His writing style immerses readers into the world of extreme medicine, showcasing the knowledge and experiences required to navigate such challenging scenarios, making it a compelling and educational read for anyone interested in medicine, biology, survival, or the limits of human capabilities.


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