Last book you read and do you recommend it?

[Rob]

The Empusium: A Health Resort Horror Story. Nope - Thus ending my reading relationship with the author Olga Tokarczuk.

[Sharmani Jayaram]

I just finished the book The Mysterious Case of the Missing Motive by Michele Pariza Wacele. It was superb.

[Bella off hiatus]

Gleanings by Neil Shusterman. Yes. It was (almost) a masterpiece.

[Vanessa]

I would recommend Riley Sager's Home Before Dark . I'm not a genre reader of thriller and I still don't know if I understand all of the twists and turns but I did enjoy my experience with the book.

[Aleksandra]

six crimson canes and i would definitely recommend it to people who like fantasy

[Evelyn]

Last books I've read were Queen of Shadows & Run on Red, the first one is a YES because the series is so good and the second is a no because unless you like odd plots, main characters who's actions constantly conflict what the author say their personality is, and some mystery that is quite boring.

[Tim]

Star Trek First Contact, good companion to the movie.

[Sam]

The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden, if you’re wanting to get into thrillers definitely pick up this book or any of her books. For me honestly she is the queen of thrillers!

[Kai's]

Champion by Marie Lu 5 ✨ would definitely recommend!

[Christine]

This book is amazing, and it's different from any book I've ever read. It combines lots of opposites in a sharp yet sweet way. Habib's naivete in his relationships with animals is both endearing and hilarious. Then his outwitting of those in power is shrewd and satisfying. The tales'childlike wisdom captivated both my 83-year-old mom and my three-year-old nephew. I can't recommend this book highly enough!
Tales of Habib the Hoaxter: Sometimes Hoaxed, Always Good for a Laugh

[BookishDramas]

Cavern of the Damned

3 stars
Short novella.
atmospheric horror with supernatural elements and unseen creatures.

My review here - https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[sashenka 🖤 (hard book slump)]

The Book of Azrael nope, it was so bad I didn't want to waste time writing a review (but 1star reviews already say everything I thought of this book)

[Kali]

The Carrow Haunt by Darcy Coats. 8/10 reccomend if you like horror and/or supernatural novels

[sarah]

Freedom writers and yes I totally recommend it. Inspirational, true stories that will help you realize how good you have it compared to what these young adults have to live thru everyday.

[Sim1]

slade house. yes! a horror sci-fi haunted house story.

[iain]

Carrie and yes recommend

[Stephanie]

keona wrote: "The Jasad Heir and 100 times yes! The enemies to lovers arc is *chefs kiss*"

This has been on my list to read FOREVER!

[Stephanie]

We Kept Her In the Cellar by W.R. Gorman. An absolutely incredible horror retelling of Cinderella. So good. So ghastly.

[Pisces51]

The Resurectionist by James Wrath White. I rated it 4 Stars because I thought the first quarter of the book was going to make me throw something. The rest of the book riveted me to it like crazy glue. Recommend it? Is anyone here into Extreme Horror? If not I would NOT recommend it. It is really extreme.

[Catherine]

Guys i need something to get me out of my reading slump.. in the mood for some silly dark Romance😭 (but i dont want something that gives haunting adeline vibes)

[Diana]

The Last book I read was Wit & Wisdom by Oscar Wilde.
I'd definitely recommend this one, especially to fans of Oscar Wilde's work.

[Pisces51]

Well, that would be "American Narcissus" by Chandler Morrison. It was the first book of satirism I have read and it was not a "good fit" for me. I had loved Dead Inside. Morrison is a master wordsmith and an excellent writer. Initially I could not get into the California glitz and glamor of that affuent lifestyle.But I did get hooked along the way. I am likely going to rate it 5 Stars, but I have not written the book review yet. So at least 4 Stars but possibly 5 Stars.

[Mimi]

Kiss of Deception by Mary E Pearson! 100% recommend

[Tina]

I just finished The Fouth Monkey series. Absolutely recommend! It's a 3 book serial killer series by J D Barker.

[Nate]

Night Noise by David G. Allen a nice coming of age Native American fantasy. Its a fun and unique read.

[Lisa]

Reading the realm breaker trilogy by Victoria Aveyard. Read the first 2 books, starting on the 3rd! Would definitely recommend! 5 stars!

[radhika]

Harry Potter and the goblet of fire!! I can't wait to start the next book. it was amazing, emotional at the right parts and had a nice plot.

[evlove]

The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewel - so so good! Close to a 5 ⭐️ rating from moi 🤌

[Becky]

The Roads Chosen:



I've read a stacks of thrillers and almost always I've been sunk into hours of yawning at the utter implausibility of the plot and the actions within. In most cases, I've put the book aside before its ending; and searching for better choices why I joined Goodreads. In following reviews that contain some level of critical analysis, already I'm unearthing better books. The Roads Chosen is so real and, for me, sits so far above the outlandish yarns that the big publishing houses tell us is from "a master storyteller and the best you'll ever read".
I've no idea why The Roads Chosen was not picked up by a mainstream publishing house and backed by a glowing review from a broadsheet, it deserves such attention.
A thriller grounded in the real life issues for the peoples of Eastern Europe/Central Asia and simply bolted to the factual issues affecting real people. Yet still able to lace a riveting plot line around organised crime, intelligence gathering and systemic abuse of young people.
The most grounded, suspenseful thriller I've ever read.

[Bibliophilic.girl]

I've read The Family Experiment a thriller which i 100% reccomend