Domestic thriller recommendations

@HollowTalk I finished Remember Me and loved it! Would highly recommend. I've also just read Little Friends by Jane Shemilt and would also recommend that. On the look out for the next read now.

Thankyou @HollowTalk

Both of the ones I've recommended fit then 👍🏻

Blood Orange - really, really good:

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@FabulouslyElegantTits A domestic thriller is one where the danger lies within your immediate friends, family or colleagues, rather than from a serial killer on the loose!

Fab, I need this thread.

I've just read 'My lovely wife' which I enjoyed and also 'Hold my hand' by Michael Ford.

I'm not sure if they are 'domestic thrillers as I don't know what they are!! but both great reads with really odd twists.

The rumour and Who did you tell both by lesley Kara
the murder game by rachel abbott
The last thing she told me by linda green
Sticks and stones by jo jakeman
One more lie - amy lloyd
Seven days by alex lake
Truth hurts by rebecca ried

Not family domestics but still great!
Gone by leona deakin
The chain- adrian mckinty
Nothing important happened today - will carver
The flatshare by beth o leary
Daisy jones and the six by taylor jenkins ried
the two lives of lydia bird by joise silver

Hey I do book reviews! My stand Outs have been...

Any book by Cara Hunter! Bloody brilliant
Haven't they grown - Sophie Hannah
Little White Lies - Phillipa East

Something different look no further than sweetpea and the 2nd in the series In Bloom by C J Skuse! Awesome and about to become a series on sky! Also he new book Alibi Girl is sooooo good!

Teenage, paranormal, theatre and Ouiji boards and heart break go for I Am Dust by Louise Beech

Twisty, chilling and thrilling and book by CJ Tudor

I have lots more if you want any more recommendations! :)

Douglas Kennedy-
A Special Relationship
The State of the Union
The Pursuit of Happiness
The Big Picture

In fact most of his stuff. Ignore the silly, girly covers.

Louise Doughty
Cara hunter
Sarah Hilary
Tim weaver’s series about a guy finding missing people - really good
A good enough mother by Bev Thomas (think that’s her name!)- really enjoyed that

Also have just read Three Hours by Rosamund Lupton and could not put it down. i stayed up until two to finish it.

Platform 7 by Louise doughty might fit your bill

Still Missing by Beth Gutcheon. She is a wonderful writer.

Just read The Snow Killer snd The Soul Killer by Ross Greenwood. I don't normally read thrillers but I was given these by a Facebook group to review. I enjoyed the first one and really enjoyed the second one. If you like the Jackson Brody novels I think you'll like them.

Hope this is useful

I'm enjoying The Rumour by Lesley Kara

I will do Hollow.
Five, glad you enjoyed it, hopefully I will!

I have just finished Here to Stay by Mark Edwards and enjoyed it. Will definitely read more of his and hopefully avoid the bad ones.

The Couple on Cedar Close
Jane Harper's most recent book, I can't remember the name - the Last Man?

The Silent Patient was New York Times bestseller and is excellent, I've just finished it and couldn't put it down.

Oh great! Let me know what you think of it.

Thanks Hollow I've just bought that for my next read.
Currently reading another Mark Edwards Here to Stay. Hope it's not one of his rubbish ones!
Loving most of the authors mentioned as well.

Lucy Clarke
CL Taylor
Claire Mcintosh
Claire McGowan
Adele Parks

The Mark Edwards ones listed are very good, but some of his others are awful, so watch out!

Lucy Clarke is quite good, once you get past her obsession with the sea and the word "salt" which at first does your head in she uses it so often!

I'm reading one by Rachael Abbott at the moment, first one I've read of hers, Right Behind You, enjoying it so far, unlike many of the ok-but-immediately-forgotten "best friend/ex/neighbour turns out to be a knife wielding homicidal maniac" it's quite well written.

Cara Hunter is good, really enjoy hers. Not necessarily domestics, more general crime as written from the police pov but worth a read.

Just looking through my kindle, I've also read domestic psycho thrillers by Louise Csndlish, Fiona Barton, Shalini Boland, Lesley Kara, Alex Marwood, Rachael Sargeant, Teresa Driscoll.

All in the last 6 months and haven't the foggiest what any of them were about which gives an indication of how (not that) good they were!

I loved Remember Me by Amy McLellan - the paperback is out today but the kindle version has been out since November.

It's a fantastic story about a crime being committed but the witness has face-blindness. Such a great premise for a plot.

There's the added advantage that Amy is a Mumsnetter

I am also reading The Other Wife. I recently read Follow me home by Mark Edwards and have read The Magpies too. Would recommend both.