Iāve been fascinated with the paranormal since I was a little girl and used to talk to the old lady on the edge of my bed. That old lady turned out to be my grandma, who had passed when I was in my motherās womb. My entire family is touched by the curiosity and love that comes with the paranormal, so much so my mother is a working psychic medium. For years, I have spent every birthday attending haunted houses with a paranormal team to āinvestigate.ā For some strange reason, I love to be terrified, and I fear I will never stop chasing the thrill.
I read this within 12 hours; no one could pry this book from my hands.
There is something so truly shocking and morbid about how as women we love to read books on true crime, I personally believe itās because we know that the possibility for this terror to become our reality is a possibility.
And with Noelleās brilliant writing, I truly couldnāt put the book down. Three women are brutally murdered by the same serial killer, and the story follows their perspectives as they haunt their killer and become ghosts.
Iām a mystery writer and Iāve had 16 award-winning novels published. I also love to read mystery and thriller novels, and I read them voraciously. Iām best known for my highly-acclaimed J.T. Ryan mysteries and I was a Finalist for the Author Academy Award. Also, many of my books were Featured Novels of the International Thriller Writers Association. Iām also a multi-year nominee for the Georgia Author of the Year Award.
I found Black List to be a murder mystery that captivated me from beginning to end. The plot twists kept me guessing as to the final outcome, and just when I thought I had it figured out, the book took another turn and drew me deeper into the plot. This page-turning thriller pits Scot Harvath, a counterterrorism agent, against a secret government deep-state conspiracy that wants him dead. Theyāve placed him on the āblack list,ā a list of most wanted terrorists. I found this book to be a high-octane thriller, and one of the best mystery novels Iāve ever read.
Somewheredeep inside the United States government is a closely guarded list. Members of Congress never get to see it-only the President and a secret team of advisers. Once your name is on the list, it doesn't come off...until you're dead. Someonehas just added counterterrorism operative Scot Harvath's name.
SomehowHarvath must evade the teams dispatched to kill him long enough to untangle who has targeted him and why they want him out of the way. Somewhere, someone, somehowcan put all the pieces together. The only question is; will Harvath get to that person before the United States suffers the most witheringā¦
