So bored of the ‘Girl on a Train’Genre! HELP!

Have you tried Lynda La Plante ? Her Jane Tennison series is well worth a read.

I also like political thrillers. The President is Missing and The President's Daughter by James Patterson and Bill Clinton were both good.

Tom Bradby, the ITV news anchor, writes very good thrillers.

So many books, so little time.

I enjoyed The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson. I learned about the blue skinned people of Kentucky which I had never heard of

Have you read Susan Hill’s Simon Serrailler books ?

Good gentle detective stories ,set in a cathedral city, entwined with Simon’s family and relationships .

I’m looking forward to the next one on October 7th .

Another vote here for Jo Jo Moyes.

Also. Jenny Eclair books. I particularly liked, Life, Death and Vanilla Slices.

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. An excellent tale.

Lots of scope- Lucinda Riley’s books are well researched, well written and entertaining. Sadly she died recently but left a lot of really enjoyable books.
Have you tried Kate Atkinson or Kate Morton?
Victoria Hislop is massively popular (and prolific) too.
So many to choose from but I can’t think of any books written in the second person (you) ) - do you mean third (he/she) ?

I’ve just seen ‘The trapped wife* on Amazon Kindle for 99p the description really intrigued me. I have no idea if it is any good but I shall buy it tomorrow.

I started reading the Jojo Moyes trilogy last year, I was blown away by them and can remember all the characters now. Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster. ‘Me before you’ is book 1.

My friend is a published author, she now has three books and a fourth is on the way. Her books are not to my taste but they are well written and sound like the sort you are looking for. Her name is Lesley Eames and I have seen them on Amazon and in my local library.

Ann Cleeves?

I have enjoyed Amanda Brookfield and Judith Lennox in the past.

MarinaL, have never tried Jojo Moyes. Will give one a try, and going to delete half the rubbish books on my kindle.

Merlotgran, exactly. Its advertised as having ‘a shocking twist you didnt see coming’
GRRRRR. Yet another bad Richard and Judy recommendation.

If you haven't read them I recommend Jojo Moyes.....Me before you, After you and Still me. It's a trilogy. Like you I needed something different and they certainly fitted the bill. I loved them and am going to re-read them shortly.

Don't read 'The Wife Between Us' then.

Very good twist at the end but the jumping backwards and forwards was so distracting I gave up caring about whichever wife I was supposed to care about.