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Police - Harry Hole by Jo Nesbø
Police
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Book 10 in the series:Harry Hole

'Police' in the 'Harry Hole' series by Jo Nesbø revolves around a series of brutal murders targeting police officers who were associated with unsolved cases. As the plot thickens, new and sinister characters are introduced, adding layers of mystery and danger. The writing style of the book is described as engaging, with intricate plot twists that keep the readers on edge until the very end.

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    Dare Me by Megan Abbott
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    Dare Me by Megan Abbott is a dark and salacious novel that delves into the world of high school cheerleaders, exploring the complexities of teenage emotions, friendships, and rivalries. The story follows Addy, the lieutenant of the cheerleading squad, who becomes entangled in a web of secrets and manipulation when a new coach, Coach Collette French, arrives. As the plot unfolds, the book navigates through themes of loyalty, love, jealousy, and the dark underbelly of teenage girl dynamics. The writing style is described as staccato and flitting, perfectly capturing the intense focus and distractions of teenage girls, making the narrative engaging and thought-provoking.

    Sometimes you stand under the hot gush for so long, looking at your body, counting every bruise. Touching every tender place. Watching the swirl at your feet, the glitter spinning. Like a mermaid shed...

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    An Unwanted Guest by Shari Lapena
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    'An Unwanted Guest' by Shari Lapena is a classic murder mystery set in a remote mountain lodge during a snowstorm. A group of strangers find themselves trapped with no power or contact with the outside world, as bodies start piling up, suspicion and fear rise among the guests. The plot alternates between characters' perspectives, keeping readers guessing until the end, with a cleverly crafted atmosphere of isolation and tension reminiscent of Agatha Christie's style.

    The road curves and twists unexpectedly as it leads higher and deeper into the Catskill Mountains, as if the farther you get from civilization, the more uncertain the path. The shadows are deepening, ...

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    The Guest List by Lucy Foley
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    'The Guest List' by Lucy Foley is a suspenseful thriller set on a remote Irish island where a wedding turns deadly. The plot unfolds through multiple character perspectives, revealing secrets, lies, and motives for murder. The writing style is described as engaging, with a fluid timeline, clever plotting, and a gripping atmosphere reminiscent of Big Little Lies.

    In an instant, everything is in darkness. The band stop their playing. Inside the marquee the wedding guests squeal and clutch at one another. The light from the candles on the tables only adds to the...

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    Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
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    Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn is a dark and disturbing psychological thriller that follows reporter Camille Preaker as she reluctantly returns to her hometown in Wind Gap, Missouri to investigate the murders of two young girls. The book delves into the small town's secrets, the complexities of family relationships, and Camille's own troubled past, including her struggles with self-harm. The narrative is intense, gripping, and filled with unexpected twists that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

    The writing style in Sharp Objects is described as atmospheric, bleak, and engrossing, with excellent characterization that brings the dark and twisted psyches of the characters to life. Gillian Flynn's debut novel skillfully weaves together elements of mystery, family drama, and psychological suspense, creating a chilling story that explores the depths of human darkness and the impact of past traumas on present actions.

    My sweater was new, stinging red and ugly. It was May 12 but the temperature had dipped to the forties, and after four days shivering in my shirtsleeves, I grabbed cover at a tag sale rather than dig ...

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