The Fury | By Alex Michaelides
The Fury was a captivating one-time read thriller. However, when you compare it with the author’s previous works, this one is my least favorite.
Tagged: mysterythriller
Ordeal by Innocence | By Agatha Christie
Ordeal by Innocence is an atmospheric riveting thriller read about the murder mystery at Sunny Point. If anyone asks me about a good classic Agatha Christie thriller, this one would be on my list.
And Then There Were None | By Agatha Christie
And Then There Were None was a tightly packed thriller that is quite a commentary about the human psyche when we isolated from civilization and survival is at stake.
One of the Good Guys | By Araminta Hall
One of the Good Guys is going to make into my list of one of the unique and unsettling fiction I’ve read this year.
War of the Wind | By Victoria Williamson
War of the Wind is a novel that discusses some of the grim aspects of technology and touches on the topic of disability through the voice of a child. There is more heart to it when all this comes from a child’s perspective.
None of This Is True | By Lisa Jewell
If you are looking for a riveting crime thriller with an unconventional narrative, None of This is True is the book for you.
An Unwanted Guest | By Shari Lapena
An Unwanted Guest is a quick one-time atmospheric read if you are in the mood for a Knives Out mystery kind of situation.
Midnight is the Darkest Hour | By Ashley Winstead
If you are looking for an atmospheric gothic thriller with flawed characters set up in a small town, give this one a go.
Good Bad Girl | By Alice Feeney
If you are in for a book with a mystery filled with morally grey characters and their lives rather than the thriller aspects, go for Good Bad Girl.
The Wife Upstairs | By Rachel Hawkins
The Wife Upstairs is quite an engaging thriller. It is purely for the fun of a good old suburban thriller.
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