#Young Adult/Mystery

[magentasnail]

ok pause from bill art time for some mystery twins art !! specifically, 12yo selves meeting their current day selves!

[paintedcrows]

Trying to work out how I see these kids aging! (With some Grunkles for reference)

[slotttralist]

If you like witches, mystery and cool ghosts:

CHECK HUNGRY HEART HERE!

[djevelbl]

Quick question — how old is IM!Mugs supposed to be? Cuz in my mind he's IM!Cup's twin (even tho they're really not), yet I vividly remember this point in The Labyrinth Arc™ where IM!Cup is reminiscing about their parents and through his memory we're shown he was at the youngest a toddler when IM!Mugs was born, maybe even a little older (my headcannon is that he was 5 years old, but to each their own)

So yea. I'm very curious now (it WILL affect a story I'm making. probably at least)

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[exlipsechild]

“I love you. I would die to protect you. I would make you hate me to keep you safe because damn it, Avery—some things are too precious to gamble.”

The Final Gambit by Jennifer Lynn Barnes ♟️

[jessread-s]

hello I just wanted to ask if you have any good book recommendations that are thriller ,suspense and murder mystery for example the inheritance games or haunting adeline if you do know any books like these two please tell me thank you 😊.

Hello @lila-216 ! Thank you so much for your ask! 🫶📖✨🌷 I LOVE giving recommendations. If you need more individualized recommendations (ex: by trope) please let me know and I'd be happy to fulfill your request!

My favorite YA mystery/thriller books ₊˚ʚ 🔍₊˚��� ﾟ.

The Naturals series by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley

A Crane Among Wolves by June Hur

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

The Truly Devious series by Maureen Johnson

The Stalking Jack the Ripper Series by Kerri Maniscalco

One of Us is Lying by Karen McManus

Six Months Later by Natalie D. Richards

My favorite Adult mystery/thriller books ₊˚ʚ 🔍₊˚✧ ﾟ.

The Alex Stern series by Leigh Bardugo

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave

The Guest List by Lucy Foley

In the Woods by Tana French

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty

A Dark and Drowning Tide by Allison Saft

The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager

Lock Every Door by Riley Sager

The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware

[jessica-leatherman]

Journal entries from the Fore Square book series

What did Bert Cola of Wichita, Kansas do to Rose Manleather?

How did he and his family use their infinite money and power to conceal his crime?

FORE SQUARE book series is available on Amazon.

Our main character is dyslexic and her stories and journal are unedited and heavily doused in metaphor, code, advanced humor, innuendos and symbolism. The books are in different times and settings for the reader to piece back the lofes puzzle together and for the reader to come to their own conclusion.

Are you smart enough to figure out what shes telling you and solve the mystery? Or are you capable of having your own Double Cola Talk epiphany and get the answers?

The 5th book of the FORE SQUARE series is to be published January 29th, 2024-Kansas Day on Amazon

More FREE HIDDEN stories on writers Instagram ProFile jessica_leatherman

[crazyf0rraisy]

The chokehold stand alone books have on me for months after I finished them is unreal.

It’s been a month since 5 survive and I am yet to recover

[gardenfeather-book-reviews]

"The Spirit Bares its Teeth" by Andrew Joseph White

Silas Bell, a young autistic transgender man living in the 1880s in England, wants to be a surgeon. Not a wife and mother. After a botched escape from a future devoted to a husband, he is diagnosed with “veil sickness,” a disease that causes violet eyed women to open the veil and communicate with the dead, an act that is illegal for women to do. 

        He is sent to Braxton's Finishing School and Sanatorium and engaged to a wealthy lord's son. But Braxton might not be what it seems. And Silas is the only one who can save the life of his new friends by uncovering the secrets of the school, all while fighting the voice in his head telling him to just do as he is told. For Silas, doing as he is told is not an option.

        Andrew Joseph White has crafted an incredible story. All of the characters are complex and every character has so much depth. White is able to balance the main character, Silas, with all aspects of his identity. They are all woven throughout the story in an authentic way that gives him personality outside of those defining traits while still acknowledging how important they are. It is one of the best representations of autism I have ever read.

       The setting and accuracy to historical detail makes the stakes seem real and send you to the time period. He uses the time period to bring light to the story he wants to tell. His use of imagery is terrific. 

        White is able to discuss so many important topics throughout the book, all of which apply in some way to our society today. He somehow is able to highlight and tackle each complex theme in one book while giving them each the space to be recognized for their individual importance.  

        Gory and dense while also romantic, The Spirit Bares its Teeth is an amazing novel with an incredible message to fight for your life and happiness, even if the whole world is against you.   

[violetrhyde]

Hi ❤️ I'm Violet R. Hyde, author of The Villains of Everest University. Pick up a copy of my book if:

🩸you want to read a crime thriller

🩸you like books with graphics

🩸you enjoy a good murder mystery

🩸you find characters with murderous pasts, unstable personalities, and low key anger problems interesting.

[boosreads]

"I’ve discovered that I am very clever when it comes to caring about him, and so I will continue to do so"😭😭😭😭🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 charlottejamie you have moved me so much.

[gkyoyukinona]

Me: I’m a law-abiding citizen.

Also me, after reading A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder:

Maybe I could accidentally solve a murder and expose a criminal empire?

[aragonaise94]

I’m a new author working my first novel and hoping to find folks to share my stories with!

[lovebooksforeversblog]

Books recommendation 📚😇😊🥰

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