Twisted Threads by Kaylin McFarren
There is something in the title that suggests a suspense thriller sprinkled with plot twists.
Issa Bacsa's Bookshelf
Filipino. Writer. Online.
Diary of a Serial Killer by B. Cameron Lee
Reese comes up with a plan to write a first-person account of a serial killer by becoming a serial killer himself
Si Amapola Sa 65 Na Kabanata (Amapola in 65 Chapters) by Ricky Lee
A gay impersonator named Amapola became a manananggal with a predestined mission of saving the Philippines from destruction — a manananggal superhero. A manananggal is a human that cuts itself in half by the waist and becomes a flying vampire.
Doctored Evidence by Donna Leon
A grumpy, old woman who was hated by everyone and died with five blows on the back of the head
And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
Ten people of different professions and social statuses receive an unusual invitation from a certain millionaire named U.N. Owen. The invitation requires them to stay for a week in a private Indian Island.
I Trusted Him (The True Story Of Anna Lynn Hurd) by Jennifer Smith and Cherry Tigris
Women trusted their boyfriends or partners with all their life because they felt secured only to find out that they’re trapped in a situation they couldn’t get out.
Searching For Lincoln's Ghost by Barbara J. Dzikowski
The book tackles social and mature issues like racial discrimination and bullying, among others, that a sixth grader had to grasp but how they grasped and accepted the issues made them what they are today
The Heart of an Assassin by Tony Bertot
A professional assassin, a mafia family, the FBI and the NYPD… mix them up in intelligence and counter-intelligence, you get a page-turner of a novel.
Desperate Choices by Jeanette Cooper
Rochelle plans an escape but there are only two possibilities — either she or Tobias will die.
Silent Night by Mary Higgins Clark
The story happened only in twenty four hours and it contained interesting characters.
Ordeal By Innocence by Agatha Christie
Ordeal By Innocence, the 1958 novel of Agatha Christie, is the first book I’ve read among Christie’s long list of novels.
The Face of a Stranger by Anne Perry
Detective William Monk wakes up in a hospital and suffers from amnesia after meeting an accident. At the same time, he is in a middle of a crime investigation. He tries to piece his past and the crimes almost simultaneously until he remembers an event that would possibly put him as a murder suspect
A Mind To Murder by P.D. James
Although there were obvious clues that were shrouded by other factors, these factors were successful enough to distract the detective but not me.
On What Grounds by Cleo Coyle
With coffee and crime brewing, you’ll love reading this with a mug of hot coffee beside you
48 Hours – A City of London Thriller by J. Jackson Bentley
The so-called poetic justice at the end saves this novel for me
Through the Grinder by Cleo Coyle
Reading a good romantic mystery plus doses of knowledge on coffee and recipes
