A good thriller

[Brieandcamembert]

I need recommendations for good thrillers.

I'm a huge Mark Edwards fan. I got hooked from the Magpies and I've read them all.

I slso loved Girl on the train and Gone girl.

What else would I enjoy getting into?

I was just about to recommend Follow You Home by Mark Edwards

I don't think Gone Girl is in the same league TBH.

The Stillhouse Lake series by Rachel Caine are unputdownable.

Following for ideas as I love Mark Edwards books.

Currently reading Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera which I’m enjoying so far.

Also enjoyed The Push by Ashley Audrain and Girl A by Abigail Dean.

Paula Hawkins (girl on a train) new book? The Blue Hour. I enjoyed it.

Into The Darkest Corner - Elizabeth Haynes

john marrs books!

"The Push" Audrey Audrain was v good...quite complex and really well written, her second book was more aimed at the popular market, imo.

The Jo Nesbo 'Harry Hole' books are superb. Read them in order though.

I second Jo Nesbo, and Peter May, especially the Lewis Trilogy.

Allan Eskens is great

www.mostrecommendedbooks.com/series/allen-eskens-books-in-order

Mick Herron books. I'm really enjoying the Zoë Boehm series.

Just discovered TG Reid’s DCI Bone and loving them. All on Kindle Unlimited.

Devotion of Suspect X is really, really good.

Lisa Jewell has some good thrillers, the family upstairs in particular.

a local author wrote Someone like you, about actors, which is really good. Different from a lot of thrillers. Audio book was very good.

i liked the first Bella Mackie book but not the second so much

Dying for Christmas by Tammy Cohen.

If you like police procedurals, Jane Casey, Tana French and Val McDermid are all brilliant.

The Hide - Nell Paterson - loved this book

Three Jours - Rosemary Lupton - another superb book

I am Pilgrim, a fantastic book. I can't remember who it's by but it'll be easy to find. Can't recommend it highly enough.

I like Tim Weaver. He writes a series about a PI who searches for missing people.
Also anything by Claire McGowan.

Another vote for Tim Weaver - the David Raker missing series is fantastic!! Also, Michael Wood's Detective Matilda Darke series is great

Harlan Coben is usually a good bet

John Marrs if you like twisty books

His & Hers by Alice Feeney kept me guessing pretty much to the last page

I'm currently reading Defence by Steve Cavanagh and it's different, definitely drawing me in. I'm only about 1/4 the way through but the reviews on Good Reads are good

My discoveries from the last few years have been Chris Hammer (small town Aussie noir) and Joel Dicker, who is Swiss but sets his novels in New England, mostly.

Following for holiday reads next week

Follow you home is one of my all time favourite books. Other excellent thriller writers-

Claire Mackintosh
Catherine cooper
Lucy foley
Alice Feeney
Andrea Mara
Shari Lapena
Claire Douglas
Ruth ware
Jackie Kabler
Harriet Tyce
Tm Logan
Heidi perks

Just come on to recommend None of This is True by Lisa Jewell too