Gone Girl is.......Gone!!

[BaconAndAvocado]

I am bereft of my bloody brilliant book!

What can I read next that will come up to the same very very high standards of GG?

[kelmot]

ive just read a triogy on smash words dead cheap by a Jane Sharkey her first go at writing and i was surprised good story tho bit naughty i think she needs a little practice but all in all i really enjoyed them read one after the other and thats not me normally i have a big break between
:)

[DuchessofMalfi]

Have you read Gillian Flynn's other novels? Is it thriller type novels you're looking for?

Or any good recommendations? How about The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen or The Secret History by Donna Tartt, The Little Friend also by Donna Tartt.

[NicknameTaken]

Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects is great (was a bit less keen on her other one, Dark Places).

I just read Val McDermid's The Vanishing Point, which seemed to a me a good follow-on read. Raises tensions in a similar way.

[Clawdy]

The Burning Air by Erin Kelly is a gripping read with a great twist.

[BaconAndAvocado]

Yes def looking for another thriller.

Loved Secret History, haven't tried McDermid, isn't she a bit gruesome.

Also like Erin Kelly, tho haven't read her latest.

[NicknameTaken]

That was the only McDermid I've read, and no, it wasn't gruesome at all.

[Helendouglas72]

No I didn't think so either.

[emylou1982]

try Into The Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes

[BaconAndAvocado]

Loved Into the Darkest Corner.

Also read another thriller recently a out a woman keeping a young boy at her house, can't remember the title, something to,do,with the Tide?

[bottleofbeer]

The Wicked Girls...uhmmm The Guilty One.