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I love a good thriller as I love working out (although I'm normally wrong!) the ending. I love Karin Slaughter books, however, my favourite thriller book would be Trust In Me by Sophie McKenzie.

I have always loved Agatha Christie, whether it's Poirot, Miss Marple or another, she always keeps you guessing to the end.

It has to be Ladykiller by Martina Cole, It was so gruesome and horrific it had me hooked, it was so disgusting it was absolutely brilliant. I've read all her books since but I'll never ever forget that book!

I love thrillers because they keep you hooked. you want to know who done it! I was hooked by The Poison Garden. I used to like Agatha Christie but perhaps a bit dated now.

A book I would recommend reading is I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes. It has everything I want from a terrific thriller and you have to keep turning to the next page as the excitement builds. I hope his next book is as good.

i cant really say which is my favourite as ive quite a few like peter james, linwood barclay lisa gardner.

i reall enjoy thrillers as they make you think.

I’m an avid crime fiction fan and have so many favourite authors it’s so hard to choose. One of my all time favourite authors is James Lee Burke, the Robicheaux series is not only a terrific crime series but is some of the best writing I have ever read. My favourite book is ‘ Black Cherry Blues’ one of the earlier books in the series.

Peyton Edgar's Performance by MJT Seal is a lighthearted crime thriller which I love.

Murder on the Orient Express

Love so many crime thrillers. Love the Bosch books by Michael Connelly. He's the perfect moody cop who gets the job done.

I love reading thrillers and my favourite author is Nora Roberts, who also writes as J D Robb. I couldn't choose one individual J D Robb book because I love the whole 'in death' series. I really enjoy these books because even though they always contain quite gory murders, the recurring characters are really strong. I enjoy series of books because the author doesn't have to spend time outlining the characters, they can dive straight into the story.

It's a hard question, I have a lot of favourite crime books, probably the books by Michael Connelly would be my choice, perhaps The Poet. I love trying to work out 'whodunnit'.

So many! My favourite is The Snowman by Jo Nesbo which is chilling and memorable.

Gosh, so hard to choose just one as I've read so many! I think the attraction is the journey you are taken on, often to unfamiliar places, following characters you have invested in because the author has made you care. It's living vicariously and using your brain to work things out and trying to predict the outcome. One novel I enjoyed very much at the time was Michael Connolly's Void Moon.

I love the drama, the whodunnit element, the 'will they find out?' element, the characters, the plotting.
I've so many favourites, and constantly discovering new ones. My most recent discovery was The Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz, which has a really unusual construction, but then I'm also looking forward to reading the next in a Val McDermid series which I've just discovered. Then again I listened to an interview with Elly Griffiths so now i want to read more of her books (I love spotting the Suffolk locations) and for amusement alongside mystery i don't think you can beat Simon Brett. So many books, so little time!

Beneath The Skin by Nicci French
I love thrillers as they can be the most gripping reads. You feel like you have the role of detective and they can be very exciting to read.

Trust your eyes by Linwood Barclay but so many good thriller / crime authors out there . Clare Mackintosh I let you go was brilliant too . Love Peter James , Tess Gerritsen and MW Craven too

I love a good crime/thriller and there are so many to choose from but I'd have to go with 'And then there where none' by Agatha Christie. Can you get much better than the queen of crime? I love trying to guess whats going to happen nect and always getting it completely wrong

Love Agatha Christie especially Miss Marple

My favourite thriller is Unhallowed Ground by Gillian White. I like the suspense in thrillers.

The Thursday Murder Club. Richard Osman

i like kathy ellis . i like the wesley peterson thrillers . its warm comforting/humerous mysteries .i always look for her books in charity shops ..

James Patterson's character Alex Cross is a favourite of mine. Along Came A Spider is the first in the series and such a good psychological thriller. I love thrillers for the voyeuristic aspect where you are privy to what is going on but from a safe place. Its exciting to read about the chase to catch a killer before any more despicable acts are perpetrated.

I like Ian Rankine’s books. They are based in and around Edinburgh, which I know quite well. I feel more involved in the plot. Knots and Crosses was particularly good.

I am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes because it is simply unputdownable. Gripping from start to finish and I'm having great difficulty finding a comparable book to read.