Book Blogger Recs: Bloggers to Follow for Thriller/Suspense/Crime Readers

Hello bookworms!

Today I would like to introduce to you all a new monthly feature here on Cover2CoverMom called “Book Blogger Recs”  ((super creative, I know))  BUT these are no ordinary recommendations my friends!  Each month I will feature book bloggers based on a particular theme.  Furthermore, this will not be a simple listing of blogs, but also a mini Q&A session so you can get to know the bloggers a little better before checking out their blogs for yourselves.  I can also personally guarantee that this post is packed full of great book recommendations by bloggers who really know their stuff!

Do I have any thriller/suspense/crime readers in the audience today?  If so, I have the PERFECT book blogger recs for you…

*Side note: I grouped thriller, suspense, and crime fictions genres together in this post as I feel many books cross over within these genres.

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Book Review: Since She Went Away by David Bell

I picked up Since She Went Away as part of my Books by the Banks TBR.  David Bell attends the BBTB book festival every year as Cincinnati, Ohio is his hometown.   Convenient right? Obviously being within an hour away from Cincinnati myself, I had heard of David Bell before, but I just hadn’t gotten around to reading any of his work.  The BBTB was the push I needed to finally pick up one of his books.  As Since She Went Away was release in June, this was the book that he was promoting at the festival.

Book Review: The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis

This is the YA novel that I’ve been waiting for.

*Trigger Warning: sexual assault & rape discussed in this post.

Book Review: Fractured by Catherine McKenzie

I requested Fractured to review after it was confirmed that Catherine McKenzie was attending the Books by the Banks book festival that I attended last month.  You can read about my experience here → Book Event: Books by the Banks Book Festival.  I was thrilled (see what I did there?) when my request was approved.  This was my first time any of Catherine McKenzie’s work, and I must say I was not disappointed.

Book Review: Don’t You Cry by Mary Kubica

I have discovered that it is fairly hard to review a thriller/suspense novel as you cannot say too much without giving anything away, therefore this going to be short and sweet…