Unputdownable psychological or crime thriller suggestions please!

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I’ve recently finished the child by Fiona Barton which I thought was good and was a definite page turner.
Suggestions please

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The new Nicci French is good:

www.amazon.co.uk/Lying-Room-Nicci-French-ebook/dp/B07H13VMVT/ref=sr_1_1?crid=H7ZSPU73XISE&keywords=nicci+french&sprefix=Nicci+%2Caps%2C304&tag=mumsnetforu03-21&qid=1583001854&sr=8-1

Was just going to say the Lying Room.
I hadn't read any of NF's recent stuff as I got a bit fed up around the Red Room stage, but this was good.

I recently enjoyed Never have I ever by Joshilyn Jackson and Bring me back by B.A. Paris

The silent patient

bunglezipy12 - love the name even though it makes me cringe to think of the programme!

I recently enjoyed The Nanny by Gilly Macmillan and The Wicked Girls by Alex Marwood.

All Alex Marwood are good, apart from the last one, which was dreadful.

Ditto Erin Kelly.

Lisa Jewell has honed her craft brilliantly over her last few books - had dismissed her as chick lit after the Andrew McCarthy book in the 90s.but have read some excellent recent ones.

Into The Darkest Corner, I can't for the life of me remember who it's by

Elizabeth Haynes

Clare Mackintosh I Let You Go

Fiona Barton's The Suspect is really good, too. I love her books.

The Whisper Man by Alex North has got some cracking reviews and one of my favourite radio presenters recommended it and he never recommends anything dud.

I've just finished the whisper man and really enjoyed it

I second Lisa Jewell's more recent books, especially And then she was Gone and I Found You. Also really enjoyed Louise Candlish's Our House and JP Delaney's The Girl Before.

The whisper man and The Family Upstairs

Ruth Ware is great.

Gillian McAllister. Crime meets emotion.

Into the Darkest corner by Elizabeth Haynes.
Could not put it down!

Elizabeth Haynes' Human Remains is quite good albeit rather gruesome if you are squeamish.

The magpies by mark edwards
The house next door Anne rivers siddons

There's a few of them now but the Slough House books by Mick Herron are terrific. Spy thrillers but shot through with a very dry wit. Beautifully written. Slow Horses is the first one.

The Flower Girls by Alice Clark-Platts. I couldn't put that down over Christmas break.

The Jan Fabel series by Craig Russell