heather gudenkauf
Fiction for the True Crime Renaissance
This is a good time to be a true crime aficionado. From television documentaries like Netflix’s Making a Murderer to limited series’ like American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace, there’s almost no limit to the binge-watch potential of true crime on the small screen. Turn the TV off and you can turn a… Read More »
Tags: Amy Lloyd, Before She Was Found, Conviction, Denise Mina, heather gudenkauf, Hollywood Ending, Kellye Garrett, My Sister the Serial Killer, Oyinkan Braithwaite, The Innocent Wife
The Top 2019 Must-Reads Chosen by BookClubbish
Get out your TBR list and prepare to pre-order! We’ve picked a collection of books coming in 2019 across a variety of genres–suspense to nonfiction, historical fiction to literary fantasy–that you won’t want to miss. Be sure to check out our lists of highly anticipated books by women, debut authors and 2019 thrillers for even… Read More »
Tags: Annie Ward, Beautiful Bad, Before She Was Found, Black Leopard Red Wolf, Chanel Cleeton, Dan Abrams, dave eggers, E.R. Ramzipoor, Gingerbread, heather gudenkauf, Helen Cullen, Helen Oyeyemi, Kaira Rouda, Marlon James, pam jenoff, Scott Pelley, Tara Conklin, The Favorite Daughter, The Lost Girls of Paris, The Lost Letters of William Woolf, The Night Tiger, The Parade, The Ventriloquists, Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense, Truth Worth Telling, When We Left Cuba, Yangsze Choo
BookClubbish Was There: Bouchercon 2017
Fans of crime fiction, thrillers and suspenseful stories gathered in Toronto, Canada last week for Bouchercon, a celebration of all things mystery. The annual World Mystery Convention is named after distinguished mystery fiction critic, editor and author Anthony Boucher, and provides the perfect opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers and talk about our favorite… Read More »
Tags: A.F. Brady, Best Day Ever, Every Last Lie, heather gudenkauf, J.T. Ellison, Kaira Rouda, Last Seen, Lie to Me, Mary Kubica, Now A Sound, Rick Mofina, The Blind
The Hottest Thrillers for Summer Are Here
The summer book season is nearly here, and these edge-of-your-seat thrillers are heating things up. As mysterious and enigmatic as a hazy summer’s day, thrillers and suspense novels are the perfect books to add to your warm-weather reading list. And from the beach to the backyard, these are the red-hot books from both new and… Read More »
Tags: Elizabeth Heathcote, Gerard Stembridge, heather gudenkauf, I Found You, Into the Water, Karen Robards, Lisa Jewell, Not A Sound, Paula Hawkins, Ross Armstrong, Sister Sister, Sue Fortin, The Ultimatum, The Watcher, Undertow, What She Saw