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Scary books and psychological thrillers

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henetha Tue 10-Aug-21 10:30:35

I'm totally hooked on these at the moment. I recently discovered Mark Edwards' brilliant books, and several others.

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Jaxjacky Tue 10-Aug-21 09:54:59

I’ve just read Their Little Secret, a Mark Billingham book, I’ll be looking for his others. Another that goes back to the library today: The Doctor, Lisa Stone. Thoroughly enjoyed both of them.

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CafeAuLait Tue 10-Aug-21 09:33:23

If you haven't read it yet, Gone Girl is always a good option.

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Teacheranne Tue 10-Aug-21 09:31:48

My favourite genre! I love Karin Slaughter books, they can be rather gruesome but have a good plot.

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Teacheranne Tue 10-Aug-21 09:31:00

My favourite genre as well! Love Karin Slaughter books, really gruesome but with a good plot.

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Hetty58 Tue 10-Aug-21 08:37:01

nanna8, we do love being scared - in a 'safe' way. It's what makes babies begin to laugh, after all.

Apart from rollercoasters, I'm a big fan of everything thrilling - books, films, true crime series - bring them on!

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nanna8 Tue 10-Aug-21 08:30:47

Thanks sodapop. Yes, some of them are very trashy, I agree.

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sodapop Tue 10-Aug-21 08:26:19

The market is flooded with this genre at the moment. Unfortunately a lot of them are complete rubbish.
I like Michael Robotham, Emma Curtis, M. Arlidge, Susan Hill.

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nanna8 Tue 10-Aug-21 02:16:06

I like these books, sicko that I am. I am currently reading a Peter Abrahams book called ‘ The Tutor’ which is pretty good once you get into it. Any recommendations? I don’t really like sci-fi ,more things that could actually happen !

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