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Save:'The Bad Ones' by Stylo Fantome is a dark and twisted love story that follows the lives of Dulcie, a loner and art geek from a trailer park, and Constantine, the popular college quarterback and son of the local Mayor. Their attraction is undeniable, and as their darkness collides, they embark on a thrilling journey of violence, passion, and self-discovery. The author's storytelling is original, provoking deep emotions in the readers, and creating characters that are both alluring and terrifying in their deviant behavior.
“Ms. Travers, I know we're not even half done with this year, but I think it's crucial we develop a plan for next year. You'll be a senior, and frankly, I'm worried,” Ms. Poulter, the guidance counsel... - #2
Save:'Periculum' in the series 'Devil's Playground' by Natalie Bennett is a dark and twisted tale following Liliana and her friends as their girls trip takes a sinister turn during a shuttle bus trip. The book is filled with suspense, gore, psychopathic characters, and unexpected twists, leading the readers through a vicious and brutal playground where reality is altered, and mysteries unfold.
The story unfolds as Liliana and her friends, along with four mysterious young men, find themselves at the mercy of a strange twisted game after an accident leaves them stranded in a city reminiscent of 'Silent Hill' and 'The Purge'. The writing style immerses readers in a maze of mayhem, with dark romance, debauchery, and a suspenseful narrative that keeps the readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly anticipating the next dark and disturbing revelation.
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Save:'Blood Secrets' by Craig Jones is a gripping tale that delves into the lives of Irene and Frank, college sweethearts who marry and have a daughter named Regina. The story unravels hidden depths within their relationships, revealing shocking secrets that challenge assumptions and lead to a devastating denouement. The plot is described as a twisted love story that keeps readers bewitched with its compelling narrative and unpredictable twists and turns.
You never think this kind of thing really happens to people who’ve been to college. A strange consideration perhaps, but after the murder this was one of the first thoughts to strike me. And all throu... - #4
Save:'Since We Fell' by Dennis Lehane is a psychological thriller that follows the story of Rachel Childs, a former journalist who experiences a public breakdown that drastically alters her life. As Rachel navigates through insecurities, anxieties, and uncertainties, she finds herself in a tumultuous marriage and embarks on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering shocking truths about her husband and her own past. The plot starts slow, building up the characters and setting the framework for a tale filled with deceptions, chase scenes, and unexpected twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
The narrative is a rollercoaster ride of family relationships, romance, personal growth, and intrigue, with complex characters and intricate plotting that make the story compelling despite its implausibilities. Dennis Lehane weaves a tale that delves into themes of identity, trust, and resilience, leading the protagonist, Rachel, from a state of isolation to a world of danger and deception, culminating in a thrilling and suspenseful journey that challenges her perceptions and beliefs.
Rachel was born in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts. It was known as the Region of the Five Colleges—Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, Smith, and the University of Massachusetts—and it emp... - #5
Save:The Bridesmaid by Ruth Rendell is a tale of madness and obsession as experienced through the protagonist, Philip, who falls under the spell of the mysterious and beautiful Senta. The story delves into the complexities of their passionate but dangerous relationship, where reality and fantasy blur, leading to violence and death. Rendell's writing style is described as descriptive, allowing readers to delve into the mind of the protagonist and experience the unfolding events through his perspective.
The plot of the book revolves around the intense connection between Philip and Senta, with the latter being portrayed as an enigmatic and unsettling character living in a world of her own making. As the story progresses, Philip is confronted with the consequences of his involvement with Senta, leading to a gripping narrative filled with tension, intrigue, and a gradual unraveling of the characters' true natures.
Violent death fascinates people. It upset Philip. He had a phobia about it. Or that was what he called it to himself sometimes, a phobia for murder and all forms of killing, the wanton destruction of ... - #6
Save:The Arrangement by Robyn Harding follows the story of Natalie, a struggling art student who turns to the world of sugar dating to make ends meet. She connects with Gabe, a wealthy attorney, in a mutually beneficial arrangement that takes a dark turn when Gabe abruptly ends their relationship. Natalie's obsession with Gabe leads to dangerous consequences, including murder, as the story delves into themes of obsession, chemistry, secrets, and revenge. The narrative unfolds with twists and turns, keeping readers hooked as they navigate the toxic dynamics between the characters.
The first thing Nat noticed when she awoke was the taste in her mouth: metallic, burnt, chemical. Jesus . . . What had she drunk last night? The pounding in her head answered: too much. She reached fo... - #7
Save:"Piercing" by Ryu Murakami is a disturbing and unsettling exploration of the relationship between two damaged individuals. The plot follows Kawashima Masayuki, a man who becomes convinced he needs to kill a stranger to prevent his urges to harm his own baby daughter. However, his meticulously planned murder scheme falls apart when his intended victim proves to be just as unstable as he is. The narrative delves into themes of psychopathic behavior, crossed signals, and loneliness, creating a tense and chilling atmosphere. Despite the dark subject matter, the characters are portrayed in a sympathetic and engaging light, adding depth to the story. The writing style is described as tight, terrifying, disconcerting, and utterly unpredictable, making it a gripping read that keeps the reader on edge.
A small living creature asleep in its crib. Like a laboratory animal in a cage, thought Kawashima Masayuki. He used the palm of his hand to shade the penlight so that it illuminated only the baby’s fo... - #8
Save:"Heartsick" by Chelsea Cain is a dark and twisted thriller set in Portland, revolving around Detective Archie Sheridan and his complex relationship with the beautiful and sadistic serial killer Gretchen Lowell. After being kidnapped and tortured by Gretchen, Archie is haunted by the psychological bondage he shares with her, even as she remains in prison. The book alternates between Archie's current case of investigating a new serial killer and flashbacks to his harrowing past with Gretchen, creating a gripping and suspenseful narrative that delves into the twisted minds of both the victim and the tormentor.
The novel is known for its graphic violence and engrossing storytelling, with vivid descriptions and tight suspense that keep readers hooked until the shocking revelations at the end. Chelsea Cain crafts a chilling and intense atmosphere, exploring the unconventional dynamics between a damaged detective and a ruthless killer, making "Heartsick" a captivating read for fans of dark and twisted crime thrillers.
A rchie doesn’t know for sure that it’s her until that moment. There is a dull bloom of warmth in his spine, his vision blurs, and then he knows that Gretchen Lowell is the killer. He realizes that he... - #9
Save:'Books of Blood: Volume One' by Clive Barker is a collection of short stories that delve into the realms of horror, darkness, and the bizarre. The stories are described as sexual, dark, decadent, and disturbing, with themes ranging from desert demons to killer apes to extraordinary powers. Barker's writing style is noted for its vivid descriptions of violence, its ability to evoke fear and horror, and its skill in crafting tales that get under the reader's skin. The book is praised for its creepy and horrific content, with each story offering a unique and unsettling experience for the reader.
The book features a mix of disturbing and graphic tales that explore themes of lust, power, love, and fear. Barker's storytelling is said to be both beautiful and horrifying, with an ability to create vivid and creepy imagery that stays with the reader long after the story is finished. The collection is noted for its wide range of horror pieces, from haunted houses to monsters to strange races, all presented in a succinct and satisfying manner that leaves a lasting impact on the reader.
They run, unerring lines of ghost-trains, of dream-carriages, across the wasteland behind our lives, bearing an endless traffic of departed souls. Their thrum and throb can be heard in the broken plac... - #10
Save:'Magic' by William Goldman is a suspenseful thriller that delves into the world of entertainment magic, ventriloquism, psychosis, and murder. The plot follows Corky, a ventriloquist with a dark side, who embarks on a twisted journey that leads to horrifying consequences. The story is structured like a magic trick, with the narrative divided into sections that mirror the preparation, execution, and aftermath of a performance. Through intricate storytelling and complex characters, the book explores themes of love, suspense, humor, and psychological breakdown.
The writing style of William Goldman in 'Magic' is described as fast-paced, engaging, and suspenseful. The author skillfully weaves together multiple storylines, creating a narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Goldman's ability to blend elements of horror, thriller, and psychological drama results in a captivating and memorable reading experience that leaves a lasting impact on the audience.
I understand that’s really the line the spider hit the fly with, not “come into my parlor” as popular legend has it, and I also realize I am not always your most Walter Cronkite type fella, sturdy, st...
