I’m gearing up to launch Sylv’s Book Club in early 2026! Where we will be speaking with authors, listening to their short excerpts from their books and Q&A with them.
In the meantime, I’m eager to share book reviews from some incredible authors whose work I’ve thoroughly enjoyed. Stay tuned for some great reads ahead of the Club!
Hospitals are meant to heal. This one hides a killer.
When teacher Sarah Martin returns home, she expects to spend the summer catching up with her foster mother Mim. But Mim is stuck in Brockburn General after a knee operation—and something isn’t right on the wards.
The daily routine hides a dark secret. Cash is disappearing. Vulnerable patients are being preyed upon. But when fellow visitor Petra Walker vanishes without a trace, Sarah realises the hospital’s problems are far more deadly than anyone imagines.
Trapped in a labyrinth of ancient wards and shadowy corridors, Sarah must uncover the truth before more lives are lost. But the closer she gets, the more she learns: in this hospital, danger doesn’t come from disease—it comes from those there to protect you.
A heart-stopping medical thriller packed with tension and twists, Ward Zero is perfect for fans of Tess Gerritsen, Karin Slaughter, and Shari Lapena.
Trope: Amateur detective, Domestic, Whodunnit
My Review
This is the third book by Linda Huber that I have read.
It’s always a thrill to discover an author who captures your attention so completely.
The tension in the beginning sets the perfect tone, making you feel that something is just around the corner.
Sarah’s journey is so engaging and filled with twists that keep you second-guessing her fate. The way Linda crafts psychological suspense makes it impossible to put the book down; I’ve found myself sacrificing other plans just to see how it all unfolds.
Anyone who’s into gripping narratives will want to dive into her stories!
