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Dead in Devon by Stephanie Austin. It’s a real page turner set in the antique industry and beautiful Devon. Two wonderful worlds

I really enjoyed 'The Bed I Made' by Lucie Whitehouse - a bit of a slow burner, but beautifully written & truly chilling - it stuck with me for years after reading it.
I also really enjoy reading Clare Mackintosh's books, with 'I Let You Go' being a particular favourite!

I'm a huge fan of Harlan Coben,I've read pretty much everything he's ever written.His books are famously twisty and unpredictable,which I love.

Paper Girls by Alex Smith

I like all sorts of books , but if we are talking thrillers I dont think there is anything better than the green mile by Stephen King .I like it because it has some parts where you just want the truth to come out , you want people to find out that John Coffey is innocent, which obviously the important people find out, but it's so sad when he is still executed as being the reader , you know that he is I innocent and in fact tried to save the victims. I think I like something that has a bit of a back story about the lives of the characters which this has.Iam not generally a king fan , I tend to go for more obscure authors. I must admit that I haven't discovered this author yet but I am really hoping that I get the chance ! I need something to really get into , especially with a uk holiday approaching, nothing better than enjoying a good story and knowing you have more lined up , cant wait.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was a great read. Always look for a compelling story with a twist

My favourite type of book to read is Crime Thrillers and my favourite author has to be Phillip Margolin. I have read all of his books (except his latest one) and would highly recommend them to those who are looking for a good “can’t put down” novel (be aware that his books can be a bit gruesome though). I’m really surprised that he is not better known, because he really is a fantastic author, so give him a try if you’re looking for a new name to add to your list.

My favourite book of his so far is “Violent Crimes” which was his last book in his “Amanda Jaffe” series. Amanda is a veteran lawyer and the cases she takes on always have a twist in the story. Phillip Margolin does this so well.

I haven’t read any Karin Slaughter novels yet, but have “Triptych” sitting on my bedside table to read after my current Dan Brown novel.

I love reading thrillers, especially ones that keep me guessing till the end. I'm currently reading The Sanatorium and really enjoying it. I'm a huge fan of C J Tudor's books too, The Burning Girls was brilliant and I couldn't guess the ending.

Hello, hope you are well in these strange times.
To me, a thriller is one of the most attention grabbing genre one can read. Just the feeling of the hairs pricking up on the back of my neck as I become engrossed in a true heartbeat slipping piece of work is what really gets me excited. When reading anything by dame Agatha Christie I am transported to another place and am enthralled by every second I am there.
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At the moment my DGD (aged 11) is reading Robin Stevens Murder Most Unladylike series to me most days. It's her Reading Out Loud practice and she's now very good. We're now about half way through the series and I'm really getting into them. They may be aimed at pre-teens but she's an excellent writer, throws in lots of interesting descriptions and occasional big words which need explanation. I'm wondering if, as the school girls age in the series, the books will grow into adult reading too.

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I love Ian Rankin, especially the Inspector Rebus novels. His characters are so well formed. I like the anticipation and plot twists with a thriller - it keeps me on my toes!

Love that a good book can immerse you in and not be able to put it down, especially with a good thriller like The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

love jefferey deaver and all his lincoln rhyme books

Darkside by Belinda Bauer
Love Reading thrillers as they are gripping and keep you guessing until the end

Ay ay ay where to start.. I'm going to come from left field with a Stephen King book Joyland which unlike most of his excellent work isn't supernatural etc, it's more a subtle thriller/crime novel about a serial killer.

Sorry forgot other bit-love it when someone's words and story telling can take you to another place and escape from reality for a while.

Sophie Hannah's books are all excellent. Best 'detective' novel Josephine Tey's The Daughters of Time, who killed the little princes in the tower, not a historical novel as such; a comtemporary research into past crimes.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo for me

I love to read thrillers because I'm rubbish at picking up on clues and so I'm always surprised at the end! I particularly enjoyed Need To Know by Karen Cleveland which literally twisted and turned until the last word.

I have all the Sue Grafton novels. I love Kinsey Millhone, a private investigator, who is the central character in these books. She has those human characteristics so often missing in fictional individuals. Their jobs and work struggles and achievements take over.
I couldn't pick a favourite, although the narratives are all individual. They all read as one complete story.

Love thrillers because there is usually a twist or intrigue withing them.

I like psychological thrillers best, Chris Carter, Lars Keplar, JD Barker come to mind. They are so gripping and I read them so fast. I am always trying to figure it out, but I never do!!

Linda La Plante. Her 'Widows' books are brilliant for plot and visualisation.

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