¡Hi!  We have already opened this new section because we want our contents to be more international :)) In this second part we're going to talk about thrillers that we have read. We hope that you like it.

*I let you go -Clare Mackintosh: It's a slow thriller, written by a woman who worked in FBI, but it's very addictive and real -it is told in the way investigations are solved nowadays- and has a very well-built history. The plot is interesting and has a lot of feminist values and the characters are original and have a very important psychology.

Mark: 10/10

(Single book) Spanish review



*The cellar - Natasha Preston: I loved the thriller, how it was thought, and the plot -the psychologist game that the kidnapper does, the real tortures and in general the way the book is written-. I think Preston has a writing gift and because of that I recommend a lot all her novels, they are surprising, romantic and addictive.

Mark: 9'5/10 

(Single book) Spanish review









*The day sanity was lost - Javier Castillo: It deals with sects, dark secrets and a lot of murders. It's cruel, addictive and bloody; it talks about the power of corrupting a brain by tortures -they make the girl forget about who is she- and it was one of the things that fascinated me. I really recommend the book because it isn't a waste of time, it's one of the best I've read in my entire life.

Mark: 9'5/10

(Two books) Spanish review
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*I see you - Clare Mackintosh: Just as in I let you go, the author creates a psychologic game. This time announcing the women available in the newspaper and only a few people can access the site with the right password... they are being controlled, they are being followed and watched, and some of them won't be able to continue their lives normally, just as Zoe Walker our protagonist and one of the women announced,
An amazing persecution which hides many secrets and makes us doubt everyone and everything we see and read. Spectacular.


Mark: 10/10

(Only book) Spanish review






*The invisible girl - Blue Jeans: The first suspense book from the known romance author Blue Jeans. For being his first artwork of this genre he made a distinguishable debut.
Aurora is a girl who doesn't talk much and doesn't have may friends since the divorce of their parents in an abrupt situation. They all talked behing her back, which made her isolate herself... until she's fond dead in the school's changing room, but not because of suicide. Someone killed her.
In this novel we accompany Julia, one of her classmates, in the journey of finding the culprit.

Mark: 9/10

(Three books) Spanish review
Review by Myn