Perks of Reading Detective Stories | Hollie Tutrani


There is something about reading detective stories that keep the readers engaged till the end of the story. A story so captivating and thrilling that does not make the readers lose their pace of reading, is a sign of a good book.



We grew up reading the detective stories of Alfred Hitchcock, Carolyn Keene, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, etc. all of which presented powerful mystery thrillers that we still remember enjoying reading them. Today we find new authors coming up with great mystery and detective stories, who seem to be following in the footsteps of great mystery authors in the past. Hollie Tutrani’s novel “Her Brother’s Keeper”, is such an example. Her novel revolves around love, relationships, greed, lust, and justice, blended together with immense twists and turns which makes the story more interesting and hard to predict.

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Detective Stories not only grabs the attention of young minds and teenagers but adults too. It’s good to transfer ourselves from our tiresome routine and imagine the lives of people living an entirely different lifestyle than ours. It’s like stepping into a completely different world and be able to experience the emotions, sentiments, perspectives, with a different viewpoint. The curiosity of knowing the real perpetrator by following the labyrinth of unprecedented happenings, makes our brain cells function sharply, and as a reader, we’re able to develop good analytical skills and enhances our own detective abilities.



The advantages of reading do not stop here. One’s literature, grammar, and vocabulary are also increased. Reading is a great hobby to have. People should be encouraged to read more often; whatever genre they enjoy most.

 

Author’s Bio:

Hollie Tutrani is a retired police detective, a wife, mother, and grandmother. She enjoys reading, especially mysteries, and she always had a vivid and creative imagination and natural sleuth instincts. She enjoys knitting, gardening, cooking, and spending time with her friends and family during her free time. She lives together with her fluffy Sheepadoodle, Willow, and Goldendoodle, Cooper. She also has two cats Frankie and Nena, both of whom are a bundle of joy. Her book, “Her Brother’s Keeper” ISBN: 191396941X, is a murder mystery that is all set to keep the readers hooked till the last page.

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