Book Review: Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian
Lightning-fast and whip smart. A fresh take on the genre. Never Saw Me Coming is Vera Kurian’s debut novel, published September 7th, 2021, by Park Row Books. Kurian is a scientist first, novelist second. Per her bio, she’s spent time on both US coasts but now lives in her hometown of DC, which mirrors the … Continue reading “Book Review: Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian”
Book Review: A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins
I can’t remember the last time I read a book in under 48 hours. I’m the kind of reader who, when enthralled with a book, do one of two things: speed read to the end, or savor it for months. Regarding this particular story, it was the former. A Slow Fire Burning is Paula Hawkins’ … Continue reading “Book Review: A Slow Fire Burning by Paula Hawkins”
Book Review: A Double Life by Flynn Berry
A slow-burning, utterly satisfying suspense novel with an ending I never saw coming. Inspired by one of the most shocking true crimes in 20th century Britain: the Lord Lucan case. A Double Life, the second novel by Flynn Berry was published in 2018 by Random House. This book resonated with me on so many levels—some … Continue reading “Book Review: A Double Life by Flynn Berry”
Only Murders … In My Old Neighborhood
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been glued to your screen every Tuesday night since August 31st along with every other Hulu subscriber to watch one of the most entertaining shows on TV. Only Murders In The Building starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez has been one of my favorite series of 2021, … Continue reading “Only Murders … In My Old Neighborhood”
Book Review: Survive the Night by Riley Sager
Riley Sager’s fifth thriller—Survive the Night—is a must-read for anyone who loves nineties-era-nostalgia. From grungy music and classic horror movies to muscle cars and dingy roadside diners; this book brought the thrills of the big screen alive on the page for me. Charlie Jordan—college student and movie buff—accepts a ride from a stranger she meets … Continue reading “Book Review: Survive the Night by Riley Sager”
Part One: Gabby Petito Timeline
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been following the Gabby Petito case. To try and make it easier, I’ve compiled the information into a timeline below which I’ll continue updating until they catch and prosecute the criminal responsible. Submit a tip If you have any information on the case such as, potential sightings, photos, videos, … Continue reading “Part One: Gabby Petito Timeline”
Book Review: Behind the Red Door by Megan Collins
Very few books keep me up at night. Even fewer haunt my dreams. Behind the Red Door by Megan Collins (The Winter Sister) is one of those deeply disturbing psychological thrillers that do both. A story that highlights themes of childhood trauma and the serious implications resulting from long-term exposure to narcissistic personality disorder. As … Continue reading “Book Review: Behind the Red Door by Megan Collins”
The TikTok Suitcase Murder Mystery
A fun adventure quickly turns into a grisly discovery on a Seattle beach. The Scene It was a warm, sunny Friday in June near Alki Beach in West Seattle, when a group of teenagers thought it would be exciting to document their discovery after “Randonauting” in the area. What they found… Upon approaching the shoreline, … Continue reading “The TikTok Suitcase Murder Mystery”
Have you hired a psychopath?
Toxic corporate culture has been in the spotlight over the years with the more recent examples including Harvey Weinstein and the late, Jeffrey Epstein. The term, ‘Psychopath’ gets thrown around in the media with various books and academic articles exploring the subject. From popular TV shows like Dexter and Mindhunter, to documentaries like HBOs, The … Continue reading “Have you hired a psychopath?”
A Crime Archive
I’ve always been drawn to death; I know how that sounds. A lot of people have asked me over the years how I can stomach delving into the darker side of life, and the only reason I can think of is, perhaps there’s a little darkness in me too. Throughout my life I’ve come to … Continue reading “A Crime Archive”
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Sarah F. Prescott 