#Thriller

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This is an absolutely stunning book, a great story perfectly executed. It was one of the few books that I had to have a day to get over,...

Sarah Havenant is a little mystified when an old school friend sends her a message on Facebook asking which account to send her a friend...

Without feeling like a text book, this is the best and most detailed story of a narcissist I've read. It goes into great analytical...

If you like your psychological characters to be absolutely psychopathic nutcases, then you'll love reading about Hester in Web of Scars....

This is a really good story of a lawyer defending a boy who has committed the worst of adult crimes – murder. I haven't read any of...

This is quite a slow burner of a book, so much so that I felt I didn't want to carry on with it when I was about 25 – 30% of the way...

From the very first words of this excellent debut by Liz Lawler, we feel the chilling horror of Alex's realisation of what's happening to...

Remember the peer pressure at school? You were a nice person really, but those popular girls you so wanted to impress and be part of,...

At the front of this book is a 'Dear Reader' and a short explanation of how this book came about. It's loosely based on a true story but,...

Being a 450+ page book, I thought this would last me a few days reading on holiday – well, it managed to last just two days because it is...

This is an amazingly tense and impacting story. It's set over just a three hour timeline with very few characters, in fact, most of the...

Shalini Boland is a skilful writer of suspense and The Millionaire's Wife is as tense and gripping as her first two of this genre – The...

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, from the very start it captured my interest. In the opening chapter we meet Iris and Will at home, loving...

This 'whodunit' really had me guessing all the way through. I'm not very good at working out answers to a plot at the beginning of a...

Having finished the book, I can see that some readers won't stick with this one, you really do need to go with the flow until it all fits...