# Thriller
Q&A With A.L. Whyte - Author of In the Shadows of Obsession
(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) A.L. Whyte, the daughter of Jamaican immigrants, is an emerging force in the realm of horror literature, celebrated for her twisted and macabre imagination. With a gift for seamlessly interweaving suspense, terror, and psychological horror, Whyte's narratives delve into the abyss of human fear, plumbing the darkest corners of the human psyche. Her writing style, characterized by atmospheric descriptions, haunting narratives, and unexpected plot twists, ensnares readers from the very first sentence. Drawing inspiration from both classic horror literature and contemporary genre masters, Whyte infuses her work with her unique brand of terror, often exploring themes of isolation, paranoia, and the unknown, leaving an eerie sense of disquiet that lingers long after the final page. Her debut book, In the Shadows of Obsession, sent shivers down the spines of readers and critics alike, establishing her as an undeniable rising star in the horror genre. As she continues to etch her name in the annals of horror literature, readers can anticipate being enthralled, horrified, and captivated by her unparalleled storytelling ability and her unflinching commitment to exploring the darkest facets of human existence in her nightmares. Visit her on TikTok.
B&B’s Ashley Jones Meets The Perfect In-Laws
Before she reunites with her B&B family, Ashley Jones must deal with another dysfunctional clan. As Bridget Forrester, Ashley Jones has married into the on-screen Marone and Sharpe families on The Bold and the Beautiful. Now, the actress has a new set of in-laws — and they’re just perfect!
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"Secret Deceit": A Thriller by Retired Federal Judge Stephen McGuire
Former Federal Judge and acclaimed author Stephen McGuire has again captured the literary world's attention by releasing his latest novel, "Secret Deceit." This gripping thriller dives into a high-stakes world of political intrigue and corporate greed. It follows the story of an assassination plot against President David Edwards, whose legislative reforms threaten powerful corporate interests.
Q&A with Brigitte "Gitte" Tamar - Author of the New Horror Novel - Danje
(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) Brigitte Tamar, affectionately known as "Gitte," hails from a tranquil rural town in Oregon. From an early age, she was captivated by the eerie allure of poetic storytelling, consistently drawn to crafting narratives with haunting undertones. Within her diverse storylines, Brigitte fearlessly delves into the stark realities of contemporary social issues, exploring the grim consequences of peer pressure, addiction, homelessness, mental health struggles, childhood trauma, and abuse. Her commitment lies in sharing unflinching narratives that refuse to gloss over the subjects society often avoids.
Q&A - Victoria Ray Author of Sophia von X
(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) Victoria Ray,the talented author of the SE Crème de la Crème series, calls a charming town just 62 miles west of Stockholm her home. She has earned widespread recognition for her captivating "So Absurd It Must Be True" collection and gripping "Sophia von X" thrillers, with accolades including being named a finalist in the prestigious Readers Favorite Contest and a nominee for a Book Excellence Award in recognition of her outstanding writing. When not weaving compelling tales, Victoria immerses herself in the world of literature, refines her culinary skills, explores the globe, enjoys leisurely walks with her loyal dogs, and satisfies her sweet tooth with Sunday afternoon visits to the local bakery, April. Victoria Ray is a true aficionado of life's many pleasures, both literary and gastronomic.
Movie review: ‘The Killer’ threatens to bore its audience to death
Michael Fassbender in “The Killer.” (Courtesy Netflix/TNS) In the opening sequence of “The Killer,” viewers see Michael Fassbender as a contemplative assassin, staking out a target in a sniper’s nest. Through his narration, audience members listen to a monologue about how his profession is not for the easily bored.
John Grisham's sequel to The Firm is finally here, and it's ah-mazing!
A Masterful Sequel Delivering Unyielding Suspense and Legal Intrigue. In The Exchange: After The Firm, John Grisham brilliantly revisits the world of Mitch and Abby McDeere, catapulting readers into a new vortex of legal mystery and relentless suspense. As a sequel to "The Firm," this novel not only honors its precursor's legacy but gallantly stands on its own, weaving a narrative filled with sharp legal maneuverings against a backdrop of global intrigue.
Q&A With Peter Von Perle Author of Blood for Pearls: The First American Genocide
(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) Peter Von Perle, a seasoned American researcher and writer, was born and raised amidst the vibrant landscapes of Venezuela, where his enduring fascination with saltwater pearls and their rich historical significance took root.
"Looker: Perfection Has a Price".... their killing all the girls who look perfect…. too perfect.
A sci-fi techno thriller starring Albert Finney and James Coburn. Co-starring Susan Dey (TV’s Partridge Family) in a rare theatrical appearance. If you ever wake up in front of the mirror and find yourself starring back — not sure how you got there or why you're still standing, there. Disoriented, confused… a little like being hypnotized. Well, you might want to either start looking around your house or apartment or even run get the h^%& out of there. It just might be that you have a visitor or visitors…especially one with a mustache and silver glasses. She’s a Looker by Sue Saad in the key of Joan Jett-(3) LOOKER (1981) — Song by Sue Saad — YouTube.
Q&A w/ Richard R. Becker: "Third Wheel" Author
(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) Richard R. Becker, an accomplished American author, gained widespread recognition with his debut collection of literary fiction and psychological thrillers. Originally conceived as a project of crafting weekly stories for 50 weeks, the collection swiftly climbed the ranks to the top 100 literary short stories on Amazon for three consecutive months in 2022. It secured top honors in the Spring 2022 BookFest Awards, the 2023 Book Excellence Awards, and the ABR Book Excellence Awards, while also being a finalist in the IAN Book of the Year Awards.
Horror and Thriller: You may give this film 'a chance' on Netflix (Based on Real-Life Events)
This Thai movie (Home for Rent), based on real-life events, managed to surprise me with its thoughtful and successful screenplay and made me tell you about it here. The movie starts with a young couple renting out their luxurious house with a garden on the outskirts of the city to an elderly woman and her doctor's daughter. But when the neighbors are not happy with the new tenants, the young landlord starts to investigate this mother and daughter... And that's exactly where the 'horror' and 'suspense' part of the movie starts.
Antony Starr, Lizzy Caplan - Cobweb Movie Review: An In-Depth Look
The highly anticipated horror/thriller film, Cobweb, has been released on July 21, 2023. The film is under the direction of Samuel Bodin and written by Chris Thomas Devlin. The cast boasts a lineup of esteemed actors, including Lizzy Caplan, Antony Starr, Cleopatra Coleman, Woody Norman, and Luke Busey.
Ballerina-Spin-off of the John Wick Franchise
Ballerina is an upcoming American action thriller film directed by Len Wiseman from a screenplay by Shay Hatten and Emerald Fennell, based on a story by Hatten. It is the first spin-off of the John Wick franchise, and is set between the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and John Wick: Chapter 4.
Jim Caviezel Anti-Child-Trafficking Thriller ‘Sound Of Freedom’ Notches $10M Presales Before July 4th Opening
Left: Jim Caviezel, Javier Godino,Photo byEverett Collection. Angel Studios' thrilling film "Sound of Freedom," featuring Jim Caviezel, has garnered an impressive $10 million in presales ahead of its opening on July 4th in over 2,600 locations. This semi-faith-based, true-story-based movie follows the journey of former Homeland Security agent Tim Ballard, who takes it upon himself to rescue abducted children worldwide. Industry competitors are closely monitoring the film, predicting a strong six-day start of $20 million, a remarkable achievement for an independent adult thriller. With over 1 million tickets already sold, the anticipation for "Sound of Freedom" is high. Previously, sources informed Deadline that the movie had accumulated $7.2 million in ticket presales, a significant figure for a non-major-studio production. Angel Studios, known for its faith-based content, has struck a chord with its audience, surpassing presales for Lionsgate's successful Christian film "Jesus Revolution," which opened to $15.8 million. One appealing factor for faith-based moviegoers is the presence of Jim Caviezel, acclaimed for his role in "Passion of the Christ," in the lead role of Tim Ballard. The film also stars Academy Award winner Mira Sorvino.
The Genius of Sherlock: Analyzing the BBC's Modern Adaptation
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic detective character, Sherlock Holmes, has captivated readers for over a century. His brilliant deductions, keen observation skills, and enigmatic personality have made him a beloved literary figure. In recent years, the BBC's modern adaptation of Sherlock has taken the world by storm, introducing a new generation to the genius detective. In this article, we will delve into the reasons behind the immense success of this series and explore the elements that make it stand out in the realm of television.