To ask for book recs please? Especially psychological thrillers

[Happywalnut]

Really enjoyed Shari Lapena, BA Paris, Adele Parkes etc. going through Amazon to see which ones I’ve read but can anyone recommend a really good book by them or another author? I also love books about families like the thorn birds. Thanks if you can help.

Pretty much any by Lucinda Berry. I've read about 10 of hers over the last couple of weeks. The Perfect Child is really good.

Thank you. Haven’t heard of her so will have a look!

I love Nicci French for this kind of read. Husband and wife writing together and there's loads to get through.

I’ve enjoyed a few Nicci French books but for some reason I find them instantly forgettable.

Catherine Ryan Howard, I don't read a lot of thrillers but I really enjoy her books.

Based on a True Story by Sarah Vaughan. Just finished it and really enjoyed it. About a family and psychological thriller so will tick your boxes. Better written than some as well.

I seem to be mostly reading Harriet Tyce, Daniel Hurst, Alice Feeney and Miranda Rijks at the moment
Harlan Coben is always good too but for something a little different try "The Dinner Party" by by Frieda McFadden

Blood orange by Harriet Tyce!

Pop over to the "What we're reading" section 😀 (easier to find via Google i find though)

The Great Alone - Kristin Hannah

I read so many books and this one I truly cannot forget!

Claire Douglas books are good.

Try J P Delaney.

Everything Frieda McFadden (except the dinner party which was truly awful) for easy read thrillers.

John Marrs is good too, but I prefer his dystopian type novels over his thrillers.

How about Lucy Foley’s The Midnight Feast, clever and everything nicely tied up at the end, and Paula Hawkins’ (wrote The Girl on the Train) The Blue Hour - a real psychological thriller.

Gillian Flynn who seems to be a bit forgotten these days wrote some great books beside Gone Girl - specifically Dark Places and Sharp Objects.

I really enjoy Lisa Jewell, she’s just released a new one today that I pre-ordered on audible so can’t wait to listen to that!

Dorothy Koomson is good.

Elizabeth Haynes is good, especially Into The Darkest Corner.

Robert Harris.

Second this

Margaret Murphy?

I reserved this at the library when she was on the Traitors months ago after all the hype… Finally got it last week, read it and thought WTAF?!

The website Goodreads is great for finding new authors. Put in books you like and it recommends new ones, I use it a lot.

I thought it was SO good.

I love Robert Harris. Might not look like he fits the mould but there’s all such great books. And thrilling. And psychological! The one about the two men escaping to America after the execution of Charles I - so exciting.