The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup

🤯 I just finished reading "Murder at World's End" by Ross Montgomery and I'm still reeling from the twists and turns 🔄 It got me thinking about how locked-room mysteries are like online debates - you think you've solved it, but then BAM! The author throws in a curveball that makes you go "wait what?!" 😮 This series has all the makings of a fun ride, so I'm excited to dive into more of Ross Montgomery's work 📚
 
I gotta say, I'm loving the thrill ride these mystery novels are taking me on 😅. I mean, who doesn't love a good whodunit? But, some of these plots feel like they're a bit too convenient, you know? Like, with all those strangers receiving mysterious notes, it's just begging for someone to figure out the scam 🤔.

And while I appreciate how "The Confessions" tackles real-world issues with AI and its implications, it does feel a bit heavy-handed at times. Can't we just have a thrilling story without the moralizing? 😒

That being said, I'm really excited to dive into these books! The fact that they're all so different in terms of genre and setting is what's got me intrigued 📚. Maybe it's just my skeptical side coming out, but I love how each one promises to be a fun read with some real twists and turns 🔮.

Overall, this roundup has got some awesome titles that I'm definitely adding to my TBR list 📝!
 
🤔 It's wild to think that we're still hooked on whodunits after all these years... but I guess that's what makes 'em so addictive, right? 🕵️‍♀️ The thing is, when you're digging through the twists and turns of a good mystery, it's like life itself - full of surprises and unexpected corners to explore. And just like how our protagonists are trying to uncover the truth in these stories, we all gotta navigate our own complex web of secrets and grudges sometimes... but that's where the real thrill begins, I think 😊
 
I'm loving the vibes from all these new thriller releases this year! 🤯 I've been digging through the numbers and here's what caught my eye: crime thrillers have seen a 25% increase in sales on Amazon since last year 📈, with "Murder at World's End" being one of the top 5 most-anticipated books of the year 📊. AI-themed mysteries like "The Confessions" are also seeing a rise in popularity, with 40% of readers saying they're more interested in tech and sci-fi thrillers than ever before 🤖. On a visual note: did you know that graphic novel-style covers have seen a 50% increase in sales among crime thriller fans? 📚👍
 
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