The chain, by Adrian Mckinty

The chain, by Adrian Mckinty

The day is coming. Your mobile phone rings and you verify that you have been added to a group of school parents. The nightmare has begun ... Jokes aside, the idea of ​​this novel is very suggestive based on that feeling of particular connection between today's parents. A …

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The Silent Patient, by Alex Michaelides

The Silent Patient, by Alex Michaelides

Justice almost always seeks compensation. In case it cannot, or even if it can be compensated in some way but some damage prevails, it also has punishment as a tool. In any case, Justice always needs the objective truth from which to qualify some facts. But …

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Black wolf, by Juan Gómez Jurado

Black wolf, by Juan Gómez Jurado

One of the few regrets that I discovered in some readers of Juan Gómez Jurado's previous novel, Reina Roja was that open ending, with its pending questions in terms of various ramifications ... But that's how it had to be to get to this Black She-wolf and maybe even there are still fringes ...

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The girl with the traffic light and the man in the car

The girl with the traffic light and the man in the car

Almost four hundred pages to develop one of those plots that come with its originality band. In an area of ​​the black genre in which new voices are always expected capable of filling with imagination that space in which crime becomes something lurking, morbid. Even more …

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The Crimes of the Arctic, by Mads Peder Nordbo

The crimes of the arctic

If it seemed sinister, or at least obscene or rude, the fact that Donald Trump tried to buy a territory like Greenland in the middle of the XNUMXst century, this novel located in that same inhospitable territory will really end up freezing your blood with a disturbing scenery and a plot maximum voltage ...

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Karen Cleveland's Big Lie

The great lie

After her breakthrough with the debut film "The Whole Truth", Karen Cleveland returns with a thriller drawn along the same lines as the first time. If the formula works, and if it is capable of abounding in a psychological tension around a domestic thriller that at the ...

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The signal, by Maxime Chattam

The signal, by Máxime Chattam

For a long time Maxime Chattam had been giving a good account of his narrative capacity in a dark literature that epitomized the paranomal and the thriller. And as the thriller was given more prominence, it was also drawing more and more the attention of so many readers who find in it ...

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A Perfect Marriage, by Paul Pen

A perfect marriage

A good suspense writer, such as Paul Pen already is, knows in advance that the greatest of thrillers can be located in the everyday life of a well-connected family. Because normality is always that thin layer hardened on the volcano. Not everything we were is what ...

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The Disappearance of Annie Thorne by CJ Tudor

The disappearance of Annie Thorne

CJ Tudor recently arrived to hang the band of author of thrillers openly connected with the purest horror genre. At least that fear that connects with childhood fears, those that make us keep looking under the bed or quickly look for the light switch. ...

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Secrets, by Jerónimo Tristante

Secrets, by Jerónimo Tristante

The great suspense or mystery stories gradually unmask a reality initially presented as something very different from what it finally is. It is about scratching on the tinsel to reach new layers where darker approaches settle. Jerónimo Tristante gives himself to the cause of ...

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Before the terrible years, by Víctor del Arbol

Before the terrible years

I will not tire of repeating that Víctor del Arbol is something else. It is no longer a question of approaching the black genre with that mastery shared with other great Spanish authors such as Dolores Redondo, Javier Castillo or even a classic like Vázquez Montalbán. What this author has been showing ...

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The double secret of the lessage family, by Sandrine Destombes

The Lessage family's double secret

The plethora of great French narrators of the noir genre (combined with suspense), led by Minier or Thilliez, is now joined, by overwhelming popular fondness, by Sandrine Destombes. A new writer to take into account in that irrepressible effervescence of the Gallic noir. And to show this button. The novel about ...

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