Can someone recommend me a thriller I can easily get into please

[Namechange3007]

Title says it all really!
Thank you.

[GivenchyDahhling]

I recently read “Those People” by Louise Candlish which I enjoyed, although having lived with awful anti-social neighbours I found some of it a little traumatic. Really easy to get into though, short chapters flitting between different characters’ perspectives.

[Namechange3007]

Thank you. Is it a thriller?

[ScouseQueen]

Liane Moriarty, The Husband's Secret

[Namechange3007]

I've read husbands secret, brilliant book.

[MondeoFan]

The Rumour by Lesley Kara
I thought it was a real page turner

[lauryloo]

The rumour as suggested above was brilliant. I just finished I looked away by Jane Corry, was really good

[Mammajay]

Gone Girl

[GinisLife]

Read all of Angela Marsons books in order.

[Namechange3007]

Thank you. Have downloaded the rumour and those people.

[TapasForTwo]

Stillhouse Lake and Killman Creek by Rachel Caine
Follow You Home by Mark Edwards

[aintnomountainhighenough1]

Have recently read and liked Sleep by C.L. Taylor which is good

[LellyM]

Anything written by Scott Mariani. He writes light thrillers all featuring the same main character. They are entertaining but after a few you come to realise they are all the same story (doesn't stop me having read most of them!!)

[Avocadodance]

Snap by Belinda Bauer

[glenthebattleostrich]

I was just about to recommend the same books as TapasForTwo.

The Stillhouse lake trilogy are brilliant, I read the third one in a weekend.

[TapasForTwo]

I'm looking forward to the third book glen

[cortex10]

Alex Marwood - her books are loosely based on true crimes/mysteries

[ClosedAuraOpenMind]

loved The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley

[Ellmau]

Most recently I've been gripped by Shari Lapena, An Unwanted Guest.

All of Ruth Ware's have been excellent.

[SeroxatBlonde]

Anything by Mark Edwards in particular The Magpie trilogy.

[Lucyslampost]

Agree about Alex Marwood. Also Lisa Jewell's recent books

[Autumn101]

I read Our House on holiday recently, was easy to read and some good twists

[rosybell]

Lisa Jewell - the family upstairs

Really easy to read and a bit of a page turner.

[JiltedJohnsJulie]

The Girl on the Train.

[ShimmeryShiny]

Michelle Campbell - She was The Quiet One

[Hellomatey001]

"Sometimes I lie" Alice Feeney, well written, scary and with the obligatory killer twist.

"Couple next door" by Shari Lapena not particularly literary but utterly gripping.

"Behind her eyes" by Sarah Pinborough - now this divides people, it does touch on the supernatural but the twist is a true wtf moment!