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Panowich offers a story about a complicated family and sense of duty, with ruthless mountain gangsters, twists

Silent Patient, although I felt like there was some timeline-fudging necessary in order to make the twist

Black offers wonderfully twisted humor, various satisfying endings (including regarding Jude and Cardan Heard's young adult thriller follows the twists and turns at the intersection of the lives of three volatile

The modern-day timeline follows Caroline and Patrick through twists and turns, through the ins and outs

I love Aaron Falk stories and I loved the twisty interconnectedness of the characters in Exiles. Jane Harper's The Dry (Aaron Falk #1) is set in small-town Australia with dark secrets and twists and

Sandwich made me laugh, twisted my heart, and kept me interested throughout.

generation descendant Kathleen Kent offers a historical fiction tale centered around Martha and the twisted

Lattes. 03 Silver in the Bone (Silver in the Bone #1) by Alexandra Bracken Alternative Arthurian legends twist

children existed, her daughters are led to consider their own paths and choices, as well as life's twists

From cocktails and tapas to plant-based modern twists and one-pot meals; from suggested ingredients for

Change. 04 Darling Rose Gold by Stephanie Wrobel Stephanie Wrobel's Darling Rose Gold is a wonderfully twisted

satisfying, the emotional connections June ultimately makes are poignant, and there's a character-reveal twist

review of this book, please see Listen for the Lie . 04 Smart Historical Fiction with a Time-Travel Twist

children existed, her daughters are led to consider their own paths and choices, as well as life's twists

Several of my Greedy Reading Lists highlight some of my very favorite books that twist time: Six Riveting

About halfway through the book Kline takes the reader through a plot twist that dramatically affects

, disturbing premise--but I was fascinated with the character depth, explorations of grief, and the twist But the truth of what has occurred is horrible, terrifying, twisty--and absolutely fascinating.

Wasteland here. 04 Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell In Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists

Things quickly get complicated, and there's a twist: circumstances demand that instinctual nemeses and

funny, self-deprecating, and irresistibly tender-hearted as he recounts his musical influences, the twists

Jars offers solid historical fiction details of Victorian London within a creepy mystery with dark twists

After twists and turns, momentous changes, and several years, Elizabeth is a single mother who becomes

After twists and turns, momentous changes, and several years, Elizabeth is a single mother who becomes

follows Sitara through unlikely alliances, a desperate plan to escape her fiery homeland, and a life with twists

funny, self-deprecating, and irresistibly tender-hearted as he recounts his musical influences, the twists

01 Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell In Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists and turns of

Panowich offers a story about a complicated family and sense of duty, with ruthless mountain gangsters, twists

follows Sitara through unlikely alliances, a desperate plan to escape her fiery homeland, and a life with twists

, #southern, #fourstarbookreview 04 Utopia Avenue ​ In Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists

Jars offers solid historical fiction details of Victorian London within a creepy mystery with dark twists

Alexandra Andrews's twisty-turny mystery about a reclusive author and the ambitious assistant she takes Maud Dixon has clever twists and turns that I didn't see coming and offers interesting gray areas regarding

Her wild Australia settings, dark secrets, and twists and turns have me totally hooked.

This is twisted, base, and funny, but sometimes also sentimental and poignant, with peeks into deceased

01 Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell In Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists and turns of

Sandwich made me laugh, twisted my heart, and kept me interested throughout.

The Last Thing He Told Me, Laura Dave's great mystery that offers unexpected (but not manipulative) twists

Things quickly get complicated, and there's a twist: circumstances demand that instinctual nemeses and

follows Sitara through unlikely alliances, a desperate plan to escape her fiery homeland, and a life with twists

are set in Australia, and she makes me care about her characters while keeping me guessing through twists

magical and irresistible tale includes protagonists with kickass girl power; multiple and haunting twists

Mercies. 03 Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell ​ In the novel Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists

finding her way in her complicated family and in the world, Vera, or Faith ; I'm reading Steve Cavanagh's twisty Publishing Group and NetGalley. 02 Kill for Me, Kill for You by Steve Cavanagh In Steve Cavanagh's twisty

Mercies. 03 Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell ​ In the novel Utopia Avenue, Mitchell takes us through the twists

historical fiction set during the Dust Bowl, The Antidote ; and I'm listening to Gillian McAllister's newest twisty 03 Famous Last Words by Gillian McAllister Famous Last Words is another smart, twisty mystery from Gillian

The Everlasting is filled with rich adventure; twisty jaunts through time; tragedy and loss; dark turns

and kept me hooked--through despair, love, duty, and resignation--with quiet power until the slightly twisty

Dunlap's debut novel is dark, twisty, gothic, and it's set in 19th-century Scotland as fictionalized

The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading Gillian McAllister's twisty mystery that plays with time, Wrong 01 Wrong Place Wrong Time by Gillian McAllister Gillian McAllister's twisty mystery Wrong Place Wrong

Whitaker offers several interconnected storylines, and while each one individually appealed to me, I felt a growing lack of connection to the characters as the tales melded into another: young friendship, serial killer, outlaw search, small-town intrigue, and longtime mysteries revealed. Chris Whitaker's novel All the Colors of the Dark  builds a story of a deep friendship between two young outcasts in small-town Monta Clare, Missouri: Patch, a pirate-playing young man missing one eye, whose mother is unreliable and a substance abuser; and Saint, a tomboy raised by her fearless grandmother. A kidnaper and serial killer intrudes on the quiet community and directly impacts Patch and Saint. The horrifying crimes seems to be motivated by religious fanaticism, and both Patch and Saint's futures are shaped by their ties to the darkly disturbing events. I adored the early building of the deep connection and affection between Saint and Patch. And I was intrigued by the disparate-seeming story that soon emerges, beginning with the premise of a serial killer whose actions haunt our main characters and whose horrifying spectre looms over them. There's yet another somewhat separate-feeling story of an outlaw, and a study on prison life, as well as an extended look at a life spend in law enforcement and seeking justice. There are deep betrayals, long-term mysteries, and, finally, many revealed truths (some of which you may anticipate, including the biggies). Each of these storylines would be one I'm interested in, and Whitaker offers a fascinating interconnectedness between them. But the storytelling frequently felt scattered to me, with overly dramatic moments, abrupt statements that are seemingly meant to add impact, and what felt like self-conscious attempts to be offbeat. Characters frequently offer grand speeches to each other about how the world works, and these didn't feel genuine or likely to me. A key character gives up everything to relentlessly seek out a dreamlike possibility of something that might be real, and this didn't sit comfortably with me after the early devotion illustrated between our main protagonists and the character growth evidenced in the meantime. This character's youthful romantic relationship, whose impact becomes pivotal in some ways, also didn't feel real to me. Yet the cast of characters is colorful, and I enjoyed the time I spent with them. I received a prepublication edition of this title, which was published June 25, courtesy of NetGalley and Crown Publishing. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book? Chris Whitaker is also the author of We Begin at the End , a novel I adored.

Berry's recently published debut novel, a twisty mystery. What are you reading, bookworms?