These are thrillers with suspense and danger, but very little violence and no blood or guts. Characters can still get killed, just not in gross ways, and my tolerance for gross is very, very low.
Confessions on the 7:45, by Lisa Unger, is a suspense novel, beginning with two seemingly-random women and two sets of…
The Paintball Club, by Harper Greendale, tells a cyberpunk adventure story in a realistic almost-future. Three young friends -- Edie,…
After the perfectly good YA Well, That Was Unexpected, and the perfectly good cozy mystery Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice For…
I enjoyed In A Dark, Dark Wood, by Ruth Ware, but it has a bit of a slow start, with…
I read Watch Out For Her, by Samantha M. Bailey, as part of a Tandem Collective readalong. This is a…