The Writing Retreat is a tense and twisty psychological thriller set in a remote location. Alex jumps at the opportunity to attend a month-long writing retreat
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What Happened on Floor 34? by Caroline Corcoran
What Happened on Floor 34? starts off with a tension-filled bang. Recently promoted to day editor, Rose works for London’s largest newspaper.
Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor
Age of Vice, set in India, is a compelling crime thriller mixed with a family saga. It begins with the police finding a young man named Ajay inebriated in a…
Locust Lane by Stephen Amidon
Locust Lane is a neighbourhood thriller set in Massachusetts. A young woman turns up dead in the wealthy suburb of Emerson, Massachusetts.
One Last Secret by Adele Parks
One Last Secret is a compelling thriller with a great main character. As an escort, Dora has rules in place to keep her safe. However, after one traumatizing
The Prisoner by B. A. Paris
The Prisoner begins with all the fraught tension you’d want in a thriller but quickly unravelled the longer it went on. The Prisoner opens with vicious men snat
Forget Me Not by Miranda Rijks
Forget Me Not has a slow start but gets progressively more gripping and twisty. Helen has pulled her life together since her husband Paul
The Guest House by Robin Morgan-Bentley
The Guest House is a compulsively readable thriller but veers into OTT territory for much of the book. Victoria and Jamie are spending a weekend away at a remot
The Last Housewife by Ashley Winstead
The Last Housewife by Ashley Winstead is an intensely dark and sinister thriller that I could not put down. Since the traumatic events of her college days, Shay
After the Party by Georgina Lees
After the Party by Georgina Lees is a gripping psychological thriller brimming with atmosphere. Lizzie has been infatuated with her colleague Dean since he s…
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