Things that go bump in the night have nothing on this week’s book recs. From a crazy plot-twisting story by Freida McFadden to an ex-pastor who ran drugs for the cartel, there is something present for those who love psychological thrillers and crazy memoirs. Did I mention that there is a story about a so-called retired serial killer who’s just itching to turn his suburban community upside down? Yeah, that’s here, too. Consider adding these book recommendations to your TBR pile!
The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden
Sydney Shaw is a single woman in her 30s who is hoping to find love while she’s still able to have kids. Her chances are slim, given that there are thousands of other single women in New York City with the same goal. It seems that the powers that be have answered Sydney’s prayer in the form of a man who is good-looking and a doctor. There is more to this Mystery Man than what meets the eye, though, and Sydney had better figure out the missing pieces to the puzzle quickly. The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden is a psychological thriller that will have you scratching your head and full of confusion in the end.
The Church of Living Dangerously: Tales of a Drug-Running Megachurch Pastor by John Lee Bishop
John Lee Bishop pastored for 30 years before he decided to run drugs for the cartel. Whatever possessed him to do such a silly thing failed to let him see down the road where he would serve time in federal prison for his offenses. Now, John Lee Bishop is ready to tell the full story in The Church of Living Dangerously. Buck up, and get ready to get all the way in his business!
The Cul-De-Sac by Christopher Null
Klaus Fischer is done with killing people. He is a veteran serial killer who was never caught. He can definitely retire now with his head held high as one of the ones who got away. Only, he kind of can’t do that. You see, Klaus wants to kill again. And his poor, unsuspecting neighbors are perfect prey. Christopher Null will have you holding your breath in The Cul-De-Sac.
Which books do you plan to add to your TBR pile?