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History, by its very nature, lends itself to mystery. The loss of archival records and living witnesses means we can never have a complete picture of events that occurred centuries...
Thrills, kills, and chills... a love letter to final girls and killer twists—sealed with a bloody kiss.More
Horror and history collide in these new historical fiction releases for September featuring monster, spies, and horrifying retellings.
These five dual-timeline novels, where past meets present, feature stories of revenge, stories of hauntings, and stories of desperation
The delight of an epistolary novel is the feeling of reading something you shouldn’t. Letters, yes. But take a broad definition and include emails, court filings, news clippings, a...
Ever finish a novel and immediately look up whether the events in the book really happened? That’s the pull of historical fiction—one of our favorite genres here at Woman’s World....
Three immigrants. Two disappearances. One murder. And a love story that defines them all.
There’s something special about curling up on your couch with a good book in the fall. And one of the best genres to dive into is historical mystery. Thankfully, there are many new...
An edgy, genre-bending thriller following a retired photographer who begins to hear the murders of women she knew in her punk youth, forcing her to reckon with the past she's despe...
September brings a host of quiet suspense, complex mysteries, and shocking thrillers, as we finish up summer and enter the long lead-up to the season of horror. Below, you’ll find...
Scream, cry, and turn away, but whatever you do, don't let these historical horror novels like SHE MADE HERSELF A MONSTER get away.
The adaptation of a fantastic crime trilogy, the next installment in a cozy crime series, a fall mystery/thriller reading list to preorder now, and more.
In her tautly suspenseful novels, fugitives stay one step ahead of the Nazis.
An orphaned young woman in antebellum Maryland is pulled into a maelstrom of passion, pain, and occult power in this Gothic homage to the life and works of Edgar Allan Poe.
Disgraced privateer Gideon Locke joins the crew of the Priscilla in the hope of reversing his fortune, only to find himself caught up in a treasonous plot.
There's Victorian-era Hamlet, a grotesque ball, 18th and 20th-century artists, and even even new Susanna Clarke all out in October.
Latine historical novels are one of my favorite things. If you're in the same boat, may I interest you in these eight stunning novels?
It’s getting harder and harder to tell the bounds between gothic fiction, suspense, psychological thrillers, and horror; much of what makes a good thriller is a good twist, and for...
A serial killer toys with a police detective, exploiting his haunted past.
A spoiler-free review of The Munich Affair by James Patterson and David Ellis: a Munich detective investigates a killing in Hitler's flat in 1931, and a Chicago historian chases th...
Sometimes the setting is the most important part of a good thriller. When it comes to Cold War and World War II-set stories, Berlin is often centre stage; the divided city, the wal...
October is spooky season! But that doesn’t mean crime fans won’t have plenty to savor in the month ahead. In particular, October is positively stacked with heavy-hitters in the noi...
The most affecting espionage novels offer high stakes with political and emotional consequences, both, and Emily Dunlay’s second novel (after Teddy) belongs among them. Pub. by H...
From gritty noir to grit-your-teeth suspense, these thrillers will get your heart racing.
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