Ruth Ware

1 week ago | skjbollywoodnews.com | Liz Moore |Clemence Michallon |Ruth Ware |Tana French

Thriller books have a reputation for being fast-paced and twisty, but some of the greatest additions to the genre are actually slow-burn stories with great payoff. While fast-paced, suspenseful thrillers make for engaging reads, slower storytelling lends itself to better setup. It often lays the groundwork for a book’s ending twist, allowing the author to build out the world with clues and red herrings that contribute to the big revelation.

3 weeks ago | jenhatmaker.com | Ruth Ware |Jen Hatmaker

Well friends, if you’re in the mood for a page-turner that’ll have you side-eyeing everyone on a luxury cruise ship while clutching your throw blanket and whispering “what just happened?”—then let me introduce you to The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware. This one is classic book club gold: twisty, tense, and totally unputdownable.

3 weeks ago | skjbollywoodnews.com | Gillian Flynn |Amy Tintera |Ruth Ware |Shari Lapena

It’s the job of any good thriller book to keep readers guessing, but not every addition to the genre manages this successfully. Some thrillers are frustratingly predictable, leaving little doubt about who’s behind their inciting incidents. Other thriller books boast off-the-rails endings that no one sees coming, but they don’t necessarily mislead readers or drop red herrings ahead of their big twists.

1 month ago | thebuzzmagazines.com | Cindy Burnett |Patrick Radden Keefe |Ruth Ware

A debate has existed for years over whether avid readers “have to” read the book before they watch the show. This continues to be a popular topic as more and more books are adapted for the screen. For me, it depends on the show and whether I feel the book would enhance my watching experience. One of the more popular adaptations is Tracker, which runs on CBS (you can also stream it on Paramount Plus, Hulu, Disney+, Prime Video, or Apple TV+).

1 month ago | jenhatmaker.com | Ruth Ware |Jen Hatmaker

Well friends, if you’re in the mood for a page-turner that’ll have you side-eyeing everyone on a luxury cruise ship while clutching your throw blanket and whispering “what just happened?”—then let me introduce you to The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware. This one is classic book club gold: twisty, tense, and totally unputdownable.