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

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Title says it all really!
Thank you.

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.

Thank you. Is it a thriller?

Liane Moriarty, The Husband's Secret

I've read husbands secret, brilliant book.

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

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

Gone Girl

Read all of Angela Marsons books in order.

Thank you. Have downloaded the rumour and those people.

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

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

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!!)

Snap by Belinda Bauer

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.

I'm looking forward to the third book glen

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

loved The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley

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

All of Ruth Ware's have been excellent.

Anything by Mark Edwards in particular The Magpie trilogy.

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

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

Lisa Jewell - the family upstairs

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

The Girl on the Train.

Michelle Campbell - She was The Quiet One

"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!