Political Fixers, Smear Campaigns, and Finally… a Plot

After suffering through a streak of painfully slow thrillers, I was beginning to wonder if modern suspense novels had collectively forgotten the suspense part. Then I picked up Mike Lawson’s The Asset - a sharp, layered political thriller filled with fixers, smear campaigns, and enough twists to restore my faith in the genre. Smart, fast-moving, and wonderfully cynical, this one actually remembers that thrillers are supposed to thrill.

What’s Up with The House in the Pines?

A twisty debut about obsession, memory, and one very suspicious man named Frank—The House in the Pines is quite the twisty thriller.