He read many different genres of books, but his favorites were always suspense/mystery/thriller novels.
"For me, suspense is always harder and better than going for the quick, outright scare," she says.
There is always a window of suspense just after 5, when the 20-something daughters of the family worry that the tape man might not make it at all.
The risk with this kind of steady ratcheting of suspense is always of a Grand Guignol effect in the final revelations, and some of the images towards the end do seem to owe more to films like The Silence of the Lambs or David Fincher's Seven than any of the historical or political materials drawn on in earlier pages.
Comedy, romance, and suspense are always showcased in weekly episodes of this Lifetime Network gem.
Often enough, though, it is hellacious so it feels like an even balance, and for this reason, parking the car is always an occasion of great suspense.
But, at my mother's house, there are usually at least two cards, and when I do the laundry I am always in a state of suspense over which has ample funds and which has just a few dregs.
Although Robert Goddard's suspense stories are always deftly put together, the plotting of NAME TO A FACE (Delta, paper, $15) is downright diabolical, with each chapter reversing or at least challenging something established in a previous one.
"There's always a little bit of suspense whether a certain stream population is going be booming," says Daniel Schindler of the University of Washington, Seattle.
But creatively is another story: it's genuinely fun to see him in all manner of productions that don't inherently deserve a name as big as his attached, just as there's always a certain degree of suspense as to which version of Cage is going to show up: the lunatic, the sleepwalker, the method man, or something else entirely.
[But] Bryan was always specific: this is a suspense thriller about killing Hitler.
