Domestic thriller reccomendations

[purplerainpurplerain]

Can anyone recommend any good domestic thriller type books? Bought myself a kindle earlier this year and want to get back into reading. The last books I read which I enjoyed were; the other woman, the perfect girlfriend and after I've gone.

Anyone?

I've not read any of those but I enjoyed The Sudden Departure of the Frasers by Louise Candlish

@Fivechatchacha I'll look that one up thank you :)

Liane Moriarty
Shari Lapena
Rachel Abbot

The above do some popular ones.

How about one written (and set) in 1958, @purplerainpurplerain?

The Hours Before Dawn by Celia Fremlin.

I've just finished No Further Questions by Gillian McAllister which was a really good read despite the subject. I'm also a big fan of Disclaimer by Renee Knight which is currently 99p on kindle

Behind Closed Doors by B A Paris is one of the most frightening but enjoyable domestic thrillers I have read in the last few years. (It is £2.99 on Kindle atm.)

Clare Mackintosh also good (although not the he latest which is a completely different type of book).

Lie With Me by Sabine Durrant

Mark Edwards is good. Some of Teresa Driscoll not bad. Most of Mark Edwards' books were on Kindle Unlimited last month so you can read them for free.
Also check out the 99p daily offers, though a lot of them are a bit rubbish. The "psycho neighbour/best friend from hell who turns out to be in cahoots with your sister/husband" genre is spawning as much crap as the "chick lit" genre did 20 years ago.
Avoid like the plague any of the "couldn't put it down it was so terrifying and I never saw the twist coming" reviews on Amazon, most of them are awful- I sent Shari Lapiena back for my 99p refund it was so awful.

@TheCanterburyWhales - re Mark Edwards; OP and all should be aware that there are two authors called Mark Edwards writing domestic thrillers. The one to buy is he who wrote Magpies, Here To Stay, In Her Shadow etc. (He also writes good stuff with Louise Voss.)
There is another Mark Edwards whose writing is abysmal! His reviews tend to be 1 Star with comments like, "Never read such drivel."

Our House by Louise Candlish
Exposure by Helen Dunmore - set in the 1950s / cold war but I'd still class it as a domestic thriller

Was intrigued by @rosegoldwatcher comment re the two Mark Edwards. So I did some research. The one to avoid is called Mark A Edwards!!

Blood orange by H Tyce
Tideline by P Hancock - mixed reviews but I enjoyed this one.

Nicci French. There's a new one out.

Thanks all will check them out

You can sign up for 'Kind of Book' email - daily email with cheap kindle books and can specify thriller genre!

Into the darkest corner, Elizabeth Haynes, chilling!

The good Mark Edwards must be so bloody irritated by the existence of the rubbish Mark Edwards.

Secret Smile by Nicci French was my first thought

Camilla Way has never written a bad book. Ditto Lisa Jewell. You won't be disappointed

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Checking out Mark Edwards. Heck even more free samples tempting me! Too easy to download the whole book, although sometimes I manage to borrow them from the library.

Behind Closed Doors- couldn't put it down!

Mark Edwards is brilliant also Katerina diamond.

I sent a Mark Edwards back to Unlimited in a humph yesterday because Goodreads had the "A" between the Mark and the Edwards...then I went to Amazon and it's not, it's the real, good one! So I redownloaded.
What a nightmare (for the Magpie Mark Edwards!)