Suspense

[close] Think you can spot the liar before the twist hits? This club is for you. A thriller book club for readers who question every narrator and chase the twist. We read psychological suspense, domestic thrillers, and twist-filled mysteries similar to books by Freida McFadden and other masters of unreliable storytelling. Expect: • Shocking twists • Untrustworthy narrators • Hidden clues • Wild theories • Intense discussions Because in this club… Believe Nothing. Question Everything.

[close] This swamp belongs to the Bayou Bishops. This group is where readers gather to talk books, characters, theories, favorite scenes, updates, fan art, and everything born from the Bayou Bishops world. We’re bound by blood, by faith, and by the Revelator’s Creed, and we protect what’s ours. The rules here aren’t just words. They’re the law of the swamp. Follow ’em, and you’re family. Break ’em, and you’ll find your ass at the Weigh Station. — Bishop

[close] Are you looking for a new book club? Do you love books from different genres? Then look no further than Book Thoughts. We launched on May 6th, 2026. We will share our current reads and reviews of e-books, physical books, audiobooks, graphic novels and more. We will also chat about books and have some fun with challenges and games. You're welcome to stop by and say hello. Thanks.

[close] Hi guys, Would you like to be part of a literary experiment? I wrote an experimental novel. It's a psychological legal suspense with some romance. I developed a narration technique that you have never seen before. I tried to look for a literary agent in the US, but the answer was the same from all those I had contacted: publishers make business rather than artistic or creative decisions. They see my narration technique as experimental, and therefore not a sure thing for sales. Agents and publishers are only interested in books that are easy to sell and won't spend time reading a book that dares to try something new. This means the audience won't have a chance to judge this original style for themselves unless I self-publish. I am tempted to do so because I would love to submit this novel to the readers and find out whether my technique works or not. But I also know that, once I start down the path of self-publishing, it makes it even more unlikely that I will find an agent willing to consider it. So, this is my plan. If this experiment is able to pique the interest of at least 2000 Goodreads users, I will offer a special launch on Amazon so you will be able to download the book for free. If you believe that writing is about more than just bottom lines, you can show your support for my initiative simply by joining this group and downloading the book when I set up the freebie. That's all the group members will be asked to do. I worked for 3 years of my life on this project and I'm happy to give it for free because, at this point, I would like to prove that basing decisions on marketing and sales isn't necessarily the best strategy. I would rather hear from readers whether they like it or not. But if this technique is not interesting, well, it will mean that agents and publishers are right. Thank you in advance to those who decide to join this group.