The domestic thriller triumphs and spreads throughout the black and suspense genres as a sinister balance that brings the best of a tension felt like a blow to the neck and the black outburst of crime in the making, of the suspicion of the murder or death as something that lives in your own home or in your closest environment.
The essential difference of this type of argument with respect to crime novels is that the police are always something decorative that can appear at the end, being the protagonists themselves who have to look into the abyss of the sinister to safeguard secrets or simply because their suspicions they do not convince anyone.
We discovered the power of these frames in Shari lapena or even, approaching home, in a surprising Pablo rivero that has gone from boards to paper to also grow on this second surface.
They are not the only ones, of course. In fact, the taste for this subgenre is constantly gaining followers under the protection of the public's good reception. And in these we also find Laura marshall which perhaps with its direct emergence into the genre, without previously known narrative prolegomena, has been placed at the forefront of these deceptively homey thrillers.
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Maria wants to be your friend
Old friends are never the same again. Or maybe we are the ones who change. The point is that in childhood friendships there is also that saying that indicates not returning to the places where you were happy.
But Louise's case is much more complex. We start from a similar melancholy about the idea of ​​idealized friendship. But in her case, Maria disappeared without a trace and only Louise harbors the most sinister doubts to cloud everything in a deep ocean of doubts... So when Louise Williams receives a message supposedly from that same Maria, she turns her head upside down. heart. It's so strange but it also sounds so real...
The problem is that Maria Weston disappeared more than twenty-five years ago, after the high school end-of-year party. Everyone believes that she is dead, especially Louise, who has lived during this time guarding a terrible secret. However, Maria's messages continue, and they become more and more chilling. Who sends them? As she reconnects with old friends and tries to find out what really happened that night, Louise discovers that there are many things she didn't know about.
Three little lies
Again the friendship and the secrets raised in this case as walls of suspicion and betrayal. Peter denied Jesus himself up to three times. The three lies seem to mark the human being as a determined plan towards doom.
Ten years ago, a horrible event shook their lives, but did not destroy their friendship. Now, Ellen and Sasha share a flat in London, still bonded by what happened in the past. But suddenly one day, Sasha doesn't come home. Following her instincts, Ellen begins searching for her friend, and soon discovers that she may not have known Sasha as much as she thought. Maybe all these years, Sasha has done nothing but pretend.
The more secrets you discover, the more danger your life runs. Because someone is watching her. Someone who will do everything possible to make the past buried forever.
