#queer thriller

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REBECCA (1940)

Director: Alfred Hitchcock Cinematography: George Barnes

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✨ BOOK REVIEW ✨

The One by Isabella Galbraith

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Thanks to Penguin for sending me a copy of this one. All thoughts are my own.

This was a bit of a mixed bag, honestly.

I liked how messy the main character was. She’s hurting from a bad breakup, her mental health is Not Good, she’s closed off and reserved and has no idea what she’s doing. But she tries, and I liked how complicated she was.

I was really interested in finding out who the killer was (I did have my suspicions) and seeing how it all played out, but I did find the pacing was very off. Nothing happens for so much of this book and the constant bickering between the girls became tiring. I enjoyed the mad rush of the end, though. I just wish the whole thing had been a bit faster paced.

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Get to know the author!

I write TLOU meets HASO for tumblr readers! The series is called Earth Sucks, you can find it on Amazon!

I also write queer college au thrillers! I've got one called You Would Have Done It Too, available on all retailers!

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Currently on sale too :)

Dylan Ogmore didn’t sign up to deal with any of it. People he regarded as friends turn out to be enemies, an enemy unexpectedly comes to his rescue, and he’s yet to figure out where his former army mate stands in all of this.

What’s hot: M/M, friends to lovers, hurt/comfort, second chance. Bonus: a Welsh army dragon, Russian spies, and an alternate history event - the coronation of King Owain in Caernarfon :)

A Dragon for Sale

Spies, assassins, traitors… Dylan Ogmore didn’t sign up to deal with any of it. His service at the Welsh Dragon Guards had been pretty uneve

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Film frames that are paintings

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What one genre/trope you want to read more of?

The synopsis for The Wicker King by K. Ancrum says it's about mental health and explores a codependent relationship fraught with tension, madness, and love. If that doesn't sound like my kind of book, I don't know what does.

This may be one of my favorite color palettes for a magnet. Between it and the synopsis, it's definitely at the top of my tbr. Which is one thing I love about Rainbow Crate. They're always adding to my tbr by reccing books I've never heard of or haven't seen suggested much.

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Happy release day to this weird little horror thriller!

If you're a big fan of haunted houses, creepy summer mysteries, toxic friend groups, and unreliable narrators, I absolutely recommend giving Summer's Edge a shot!

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NEW RELEASE: Loud Pipes Save Lives

A tangled web ensnares an unlikely group of New Yorkers unaware that they are connected, from cops to criminals to corporate shills, in this thrilling tale…

New York City Detective Lily Sparr is stunned when she is inexplicably moved to the very same precinct that once upon a time handled her own father’s murder. There, she is assigned to the case of a women's motorcycle club which has been committing acts of violence all over the city. Despite missing her former partner, Miri, and fighting the ghosts of her past, Lily dedicates herself to the case, unaware that her own sister is mixed up in the swirl of violence and chaos.

After secretly reopening the file on her father’s death, Lily slowly unravels  threads of history, discovering that both cases lead to corruption and betrayal at the highest levels.

Featuring an ensemble of characters as diverse as its New York City setting, Loud Pipes Save Lives is a thriller-mystery with a twist of queer representation.

This is author Jennifer Giacalone's (@jen_giacalone on twitter) debut novel. Jennifer recently took 3rd Place in the Bucks County Short Fiction Contest with her short story, "Les Masques."

Loud Pipes Save Lives is available for $2.99 or for FREE on Kindle Unlimited!

GET IT NOW: http://getbook.at/loudpipes