-By Soul Sword- Genre- Thriller, suspense, Psychological thriller Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine is a psychological thriller novel with a unique storyline. Gina Royal is fleeing the aftermath of her husband's crimes, trying to escape the life he’s left her and their children with. She faces the brunt of his actions when her only mistake… Continue reading Book Review of Rachel Caine’s Stillhouse Lake: A Review of Suspense and Emotional Depth
-By GamerRx- "The beauty of gaming is that it allows us to experience the impossible and to learn from our failures in a safe environment." – Anonymous. My tryst with gaming began when I was 8 years old. My classmate (let us call him Sparky) who was the Computer Science teacher's son had installed games… Continue reading Classic Games to Modern Masterpieces: Charting My Gaming Journey Through Time
Genre- Mystery, Thriller, Supernatural, substance Hidden Pictures by Jason Rekulak is a thriller novel. It follows a 21-year-old Mallory Quinn, who is fresh out of rehab. Mallory is 18 months clean (oxycontin addiction) and is ready to start a fresh life. Summary The novel is set in Spring Brooke, a serene and picturesque town. The… Continue reading Book Review- Discover the Chilling Secrets of ‘Hidden Pictures’ by Jason Rekulak: A Haunting Tale of Mystery and Intrigue
Manjummel Boys (2024) is based on a real-life incident, that took place at the infamous Devil's Kitchen / Guna Caves located in Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu, India. It is a survival thriller. The real-life incident on which the movie is based : In the year 2006, a group of friends from Manjummel, a small village in Kerala, went on a trip… Continue reading Manjummel Boys – Movie Review
Blind Recap Index Genre- Murder, mystery, crime, thriller (Trigger warnings- Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, violence, self-harm) Blind unfolds in the form of two storylines in two timelines. One follows the life of Children at the Hope Welfare Centre and the other follows a case of serial killings that take place twenty years later where… Continue reading Blind- Series Review
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