Unputdownable Book

[RayofSunshine18]

What is your number one, unputdownable book, that you would recommend to absolutely anyone and everyone that will listen. Either fact or fiction - I am looking for some inspiration!

I am addicted to Martina Cole but Jackie Collins is truly the definition of page turner for me. But
I love Wilkie Collins so much. We did Woman in White for O level and it didn't ruin it for me. My friend always used to say Disreali missed a cabinet meeting and the opera to read it. I don't know if this is true and I never checked because its such a lovely idea. But that was back when we had a properly serious Prime Minister.

The Thorn Birds.

One Hundred Years of Lanni and Margot Marianne Cronin
When the Dust Settles Lucy Easthope
The Appeal Janice Hallett
The Rose Code Kate Quinn
Moonflower Murders Anthony Horowitz

Trains and Lovers - Alexander McCall Smith

The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill. Set in Laos in the 70s. The first in a very entertaining, well written series.

The Boys from Brazil, by Ira Levin (who wrote Stepford Wives and Rosemary's Baby).
About Nazi war criminals. I wasn't expecting to find it as gripping as I did.

I Let You Go by Clare McKintosh. An up-all-night thriller with some unexpected plot turns.

The Jane Casey books about detective Maeve Kerrigan.

I'm enjoying On The Island, thank you for the recommendations.

The Strike series
Harry Bosch / Lincoln lawyer series
The silent Patient
Blood Orange

Yey! It's fab isn't it?

I loved Star of the Sea by Joseph O' Connor