Win a £100 Amazon voucher, a copy of The Silent Wife by Karin Slaughter and a bundle of her best selling books worth £55

I love the Jack Reacher books by Lee Child

i like kathy ellis with inspector petersen . its about two police inspectors in a sleepy little village near dartmouth .its a good family read and there nothing too gory. even humourous at times .but always got a twist to the end of the story ,not what you expect to happen..

What a lovely prize! I’ve read The Good Daughter and Pieces of Her by Karin Slaughter and know I would enjoy The Silent Wife.
I’m very partial to the Roy Grace books by Peter James and have read the entire series (so far). It’s difficult to pick which one of them is my favourite as each one is my favourite when I’m reading it. I enjoy the excitement that builds and builds as I turn the pages. I’m not very good at guessing ‘whodunit’ so it’s always a surprise to me.

The other passenger, just a basic whodunnit but with so many twist and turns its just brilliant.

I love to be gripped by a good crime thriller, so many good ones, at the moment I am going through a Lee Child phase. All the Jack Reacher books are gripping to the ends.

It's hard to choose a favourite but I'll plump for 'A Study in Scarlet' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle because it was one of the first crime books I read. I love following the twists and turns and trying to decipher the clues, find out who the villain is.

I’m currently ‘revisiting’ Agatha Christie books. I love the period they are written in and the wonderful characters. It’s amazing that they are still so popular after all this time.

I love a good thriller particularly psychological ones. There are so many great ones so its hard to choose a favourite. I love a lot already mentioned on the thread including Girl with the dragon tattoo, early James Patterson and Lee Child although I'm not so keen on some of the collaberations they do. Having read The Sentinal, Jack Reacher has definitely lost his punch. I'm ashamed to say I have not read any Karin Slaughter yet but she is definitely on my list.

Alex Gray with ‘Glasgow kiss’. Love reading about my city and its underbelly .....a side of my hometown that fortunately I don’t ever experience but I’m not so naive that I don’t know it exists!

My all time favourite has to be Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn..the first time I picked it up I just couldn't put it down and I've re-read it several times since. I always enjoy a good thriller as it takes me away for a while from my oh-so-stressful role as a full time carer to my very disabled 80 year old brother into a different world, albeit a bit of a gruesome one sometimes!

I am a huge fan of crime/thriller novels starting from reading Agatha Christie back in the day. Now love anything by Tess Gerritson or Ian Rankin or the like. One of my recent favourite reads was the Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton. Very cleverly plotted and complex...

Ann Cleeves - currently enjoying The Long Call as its set near where I live.

It may be a rather niche area of crime but I have really enjoyed all the George Smiley books by John Le Carré. They are so well-written with developed characters populating a murky world.

I have never read any Karen Slaughter books so this would be a good time to get into murder mysteries. They sound intriguing from start to finish.

love Agatha Raisin books although television version is rubbish - first description of Agatha is totally different from tall blonde on TV. Also like JDRobb's books Don't know what I would have done during this "lock down" without my books!

I like any book by Chris Carter, he has a degree in psychiatry. A student at John Hopkins university, the youngest and by all accounts the cleverest that they have had. His thesis was made into a book, which students in this field are still taught from.
With a profile like this, he is all of the way there as a writer.
He has written about six or more books so far, each one is excellent, if like me your enjoy reading about how the phsyco serial killer mind works.. Of course there are a lot of other authors, who’s books I love reading , Including Karen Slaughter, Marc Billingham, Peter James, early James Patterson, ‘Along came a spider’, four blind mice, his books then were - off the wall- with characters totally bizarre, and unpredictable. I could go on all day about books I like , so I had better stop now.. But I am sure you have my genre.

My favourite book is Past Caring by Robert Goddard. It is two stories in one book and both are gripping. It's one of those books you are desperate to know what happened and especially why. The characters are beautifully drawn and so very human. I have read it several times and is one of my go to holiday books. It still engrosses me every time.

My favourite crime writer has to be Agatha Christie, I have so many of hers I like but 'the mirror cracked' is one of my favs.

I'm not sure whether I have a favourite book but I certainly have favourite authors. I have read most of Karin Slaughters books from the Grant County Series through to Will Trent & some stand alone ones, I have read all of Jo Nesbo books &I do enjoy the Jack Reacher series although I'm not sure if they are classed as Crime/Thriller. I read Amazon free books each month on the lookout for new authors in this genre. I love trying to work out 'who did it' & usually when you get down to the last 100 pages the pace picks up & I can't put a book down until I know the villian & how they did it.

I like Lee Child's books but my favourite is Michael Connelly and Bosch which I have been reading for over 20 years.

Love thrillers set during the War. Also Dick Francis about the horse racing world. Also Wilbur Smith.

My favourite crime novel is anything by Val McDermid. I read crime and thrillers because it is a puzzle I can hopefully solve before the end. I do read all kinds from cosy mysteries to scary psychological thrillers.

I have only just discovered the amazing author Val Mcdermid and what an impact she has made, opening up a new landscape of reading adventures for me. The challenge of trying to work out the nature and intention of the characters makes for a real page-turner experience. "Broken Ground" is the last book I read and the plot, linking events in the closing days of WWII over the years to the present day, with characters you could touch are proof of the
skilful storytelling genius, Val Mcdermid.

I'm currently reading Sleeping in the ground by Peter Robinson. I love reading and then watching the series on TV.

I'm a Lynda La Plante reader. I find her books brilliant and enjoy every single page. ?