by Miranda Rijks | Dec 16, 2025 | Blog post
ONE LITTLE MISTAKE is featured on ebookdaily.com today! ... by Miranda Rijks | Nov 16, 2025 | Book review
Molly Archer’s latest book, Birds At Night, is a bestseller and although life seems good, Molly is under pressure. She has split up from her husband, is juggling childcare and needs to deliver a sequel, fast. And then Molly gets an invitation from a woman called Anna... by Miranda Rijks | Oct 10, 2025 | Blog post
One of my favorite parts of writing (and reading) psychological thrillers is spotting the little tells that suggest a character isn’t who they claim to be. Here are 5 subtle red flags I like: Over Explaining: They give too many details when a simple answer would do.... by Miranda Rijks | Oct 10, 2025 | Blog post
I’m going to be controversial here… I love colour coded bookshelves! Here are some of my recent 4 and 5 star reads that sit beautifully... by Miranda Rijks | Oct 4, 2025 | Book review
The Therapy Room is a fast-paced, chilling psychological thriller. It features new mum Shelly, who is struggling with depression and intrusive thoughts, and Olivia, who is determined to wreak revenge for the death of her brother. I particularly enjoyed all the... by Miranda Rijks | Sep 28, 2025 | Book review
The Therapy Room is a fast-paced, chilling psychological thriller. It features new mum Shelly, who is struggling with depression and intrusive thoughts, and Olivia who is determined to wreak revenge for the death of her brother. I particularly enjoyed all the... by Miranda Rijks | Sep 20, 2025 | Book review
I listened to this as an audiobook. It’s a fiction novel rather than a thriller and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The book is about Simon, who walks out on Catherine and their children. She’s convinced that something terrible has happened to him, but we quickly realise... by Miranda Rijks | Sep 6, 2025 | Book review
Geneva by Richard Armitage was one of my favourite reads from last year, so I was excited to get an advance copy of The Cut. This is a very different book. For starters, there are so many characters set across different time periods which for the first half of the... by Miranda Rijks | Aug 27, 2025 | Book review
I read this in twenty-four hours – it was that good! Following the death of her first husband, Lisa meets senior police detective Alex and marries him. He’s caring towards her young daughter, except nothing is as it seems. Alex is a master of coercive control and... by Miranda Rijks | Aug 15, 2025 | Book review
Although this is billed as a psychological thriller, in my opinion it’s not – it’s a whodunnit police procedural. Perhaps that’s semantics, because either way, it’s a fabulous book. I’m a huge fan of Shari Lapena who writes page turners with such realism you’re...