Bloody, meta, occasionally self-deprecating, and always wickedly entertaining, CURSE OF THE REAPER draws inspiration from the world of slasher films to tell a delightfully devious tale of an actor, the silver screen villain to which he devoted his entire career, and the grip that villain might just have on him in the real world. Not recommended for Luddite’s who loathe the way technology has overtaken the world and altered our communications. He's a high school teacher and is happy with his job and the fact that he's the primary caretaker of his son, due to his wife's more demanding job. Lies is an impressive and engrossing first novel, and bodes well for the prospect of more intriguing thrillers to come from Logan.

Slow-burning yet simmering with tension and suspense, ALL THE DANGEROUS THINGS is hypnotic, immersive, and emotionally-impactful—the kind of mystery you’ll sink into, not coming up for air until you’ve turned the final page. All it takes is a week and a day for Joe to go from voluntarily approaching the police right through to his arrest for murder in what is treated as a no-body murder inquiry. I also was kinda sick of the author's habit of ending chapters on these soap opera like cliffhangers.This is a fast paced,gripping thriller that I would gladly recommend to anyone who enjoys stories about every day people who get caught up in situations that they have no control over. When protagonist Joe Lynch spots his wife in a heated argument with her best friend’s husband, this chance encounter sets in motion a series of increasingly sinister events… Joe’s marriage quickly begins to unravel, and revelations come to light that suggest his beloved wife has been hiding life-altering secrets from her spouse.

There’s an undeniable entertainment value to LIES that will suit readers to whom this “tried and true” domestic thriller setup appeals; T. THAT moment when you see or know something that you would kill not too and your heart and gut just drop. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. When Jo is driving home with son William and William spots his mothers car going into the carpark of a hotel Jo decides to follow her to see what she's up to.Just as he makes headway, wife Mel is waiting with a further tearful revelation and no soon has she promised that she is done with the lies and has told Joe the truth, once and for all, the beleaguered and beaten Joe finds himself on the receiving end of another blow. More than any other criteria, the key thing these books have in common is simple: they are all books I’ve continued to think about since I finished reading them.