A Well-Written Pageturner please!

[BaconAndAvocado]

Have just finished Saskia Sarginson's "Without You". A taut psychological thriller which I couldn't put down but also, I thought, was well-written.

Any other ideas for books of this ilk?

[RitaCrudgington]

I think Thomas Harris has a particularly elegant prose style. He lost the plot after Hannibal, but Silence of the Lambs is brilliant if you've never read it.

[BikeRunSki]

Anything by Douglas Kennedy

[southeastdweller]

Notes on a Scandal, by Zoe Heller.

[PotteringAlong]

I am pilgrim by Terry Hayes

[DuchessofMalfi]

The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert. I loved it.

[Clawdy]

Aren't We Sisters? by Patricia Ferguson is a wonderful,compulsive read.

[TheCountessofFitzdotterel]

Mary Torjussen - The Lonely Cool Before Dawn and My Time, Your Time.

[runningvixen]

In the Canyons of Shadow and Light, by Emily Donoho.

It's a psychological drama/police procedural set in New York. Absolutely incredible book - and the author wasn't afraid to show their characters' failings either.

[grahamnortonsbeard]

Ooh yes, I've read both of Mary Torjussen's books. Both are really good.

[fairfat40]

you should have known, by jean hanff korelitz (sp?). I've read a few books that professed to be the new Gone Girl. They weren't. THis one was well-written - kept me rivetted

[Fridaysbookworm]

I enjoyed 'daughter' by Jane Shemilt and 'before I go to sleep' by SJ Watson and couldn't put them down till I had finished

[Tomodachi]

I second "I am Pilgrim".

[BaconAndAvocado]

Thanks all. I've just bought Girl on a Train and A God in Ruins (not a thriller but I adore Kate Atkinson )