"suspenseful plot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are describing a story, book, or movie that has a lot of suspense and keeps the reader or viewer on the edge of their seat. For example: "The novel had a suspenseful plot that kept me guessing until the very last page." "The movie's suspenseful plot had me on the edge of my seat the entire time." "The writer expertly crafted a suspenseful plot that left readers eagerly turning the page to find out what happens next."
The resulting cylinder, with Bolden's "sizzling, intricate" rendition of "Tiger Rag," links the two stories in a suspenseful plot.
The basic concept of the books — a suspenseful plot with dozens of possible endings, depending on which choices the reader makes — remains the same.
Audiences expecting to be held on the edge of their seats by a suspenseful plot will be frustrated, as will those expecting crackling sexual tension.
I congratulate this author for writing such a great story with a well thought out, suspenseful plot which was a pleasure to read.
She's now 17: roughly the age at which her father's and mother's lives were so irrevocably altered, a fact that will come to have haunting significance as the screw turns of Mr. Pollono's nifty, suspenseful plot are set in motion.
The novel features "a sprawling cast of highly cinematic characters, an air of pungent menace, a full-to-bursting package held together by a strong, suspenseful plot," Mark Costello wrote in the Book Review in 2003.
This mastery of suspenseful plotting shows in both the present action and the flashbacks, even if the language that stitches them together can prove a bit weak.
By Page 200, I was also completely hooked — a credit both to Chaon's intricate and suspenseful plotting and to some of the most paranoid material to hit American literature since Don DeLillo's "White Noise".
Or perhaps it's because steampunk has no truck with the semi-conductor, preferring a world without i-things and e-things and eschews social networking and mobile phones, those pesky nuisances when it comes to suspenseful plotting.
Or perhaps I'm attracted because steampunk has no truck with the semi-conductor, preferring a world without i-things and e-things; it eschews social networking and mobile phones, those pesky nuisances when it comes to suspenseful plotting.
Maybe it's compelling characters, suspenseful plots, or dynamic and relevant themes.
