Fiction on abusive relationships/stalking recommendations please

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I'm looking for books that really draw the reader into the action and that are really tense. Have already read and enjoyed e.g.

S.K. Tremayne: The Assistant
Nicola Moriarty: The Ex-girlfriend
S.J.I. Holliday: Violet
S.E. Lynes: The Lies we Hide
Lisa Stone: The Doctor

Thank you!

Behind Closed Doors - B A Paris. Chilling read.

I enjoyed Louise Doughtys platform 7 recently.

Into the darkest corner by Elizbeth Haynes, about a girl suffering OCD it switches between past and present tense, probably one of my top favorite stalker/thriller books

Thank you! Great suggestions. I have read Behind Closed Doors and have just bought the Louise Doughty book.

Second Into the Darkest Corner - very chilling

I just picked up Sticks and Stones by Jo Jakeman from the charity shop, it's 2018 and about revenge on an abusive ex. Description 'dark and gripping'

Nikki French Killing Me Softly about falling for a charismatic, psychotic narcissist.

Alys Always by Harriet Lane

I just finished Blood Orange, which was good

I've just read Blood 🍊 too! I liked it. Great suggestions, thank you.

Notes on a scandal by Zoe Heller
Engleby by Sebastian Faulks
The Party by Elizabeth Day
All about obsessive, one sided relationships.

Apple tree yard

I also loved Notes on a Scandal and AppleTree Yard.

Enduring Love by Ian McEwan

The Ice Cream Girls
I See You by Lisa Jewell

Rose Madder by Stephen King

You by Caroline Kepnes - it's the book the Netflix series is based on. I haven't watched that but can recommend the book

Following

Liane Moriarty, The hypnotists love story, about stalking. I'm reading it now, very good.

Pretty much all of Ruth Rendell's later works had obsessive love at their centre.
Going Wrong being just one.

True story about an abusive husband: Through a Mother's Tears by Cathy Broomfield

I enjoyed The Book of You by Claire Kendal

Second " Into the Darkest Corner" by Elizabeth Haynes

Who Are You? by Elizabeth Forbes

It's a brilliant book but be warned the scenes of abusive behaviour are quite horrific in a 'get into your mind' kind of way.