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I love all the Ann Cleeves books particularly the Shetland series, maybe Raven Black is my favourite.

The Hiding Place by Jenny Quintana is a great thriller - a must read tense mystery! It's a crime thriller about an abandoned baby in a share house, and that child's search for the truth about her parents. It's a brilliant, slow build suspense tale that is drenched in intrigue and and a very tense atmosphere!
I love reading thrillers because they get the adrenalin flowing!

I love a good Agatha Christie crime novel and have enjoyed her books since my childhood! I particularly like And Then There Were None

I loved reading The Catch by T.M Logan and enjoy reading thrillers from the safety and comfort of my own armchair engrossed as the tension builds, especially when I haven't a clue what the outcome will be until the end.

I loved the Robert Langdon Book series by Dan Brown. I'm amazed how thrillers can captivate your imagination and keep you reading from dusk till dawn!

Linda La plants , her books are brilliant

I love a good detective mystery where you can escape to a different world. I particularly enjoyed Peter James novels as I like the police procedure and forensic detail

I enjoy most thrillers and crime. I love Clare Macintosh's books. Real page turners and leaves you guessing until the last minute!

I really enjoy Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache series. Well written with great characterisation.

I love anything by Martina Cole. Once I start reading a book I find it hard to put down. I've nearly been late for work a couple of times! I love her style of writing. I'm reading The Good Life at the moment

I enjoyed The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena. Love reading thrillers as they can be so hard to put down! I really enjoyed reading it in the garden last summer!

I love Patricia Cornwells Kay Scarpetta series. Thrillers let me escape to a different world but one which is still realistic.

I love a good thriller

I loved 1st to Die and all the Women's Murder Club books and all other titles by James Patterson he is a fantastic author who keeps me guessing right until the end

I'm not over keen on thrillers but love Clive Cussler books

I really enjoy reading Mary Stone's Ellie Kline mystery series. They are filled with twists and turns building upon the character and her working on cold cases solving mysteries.

I actually love Karin Slaughter. I also enjoy James Patterson, Lee Child and numerous more. Its difficult to choose a favourite but I'll go for The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. It was completely unputdownable! So many twists and surprises. I guess I love thrillers because it's exciting to feel shock and awe but be safe yourself.

There are far too many to choose a favourite, I find them all totally gripping

I love the DC Ryan series by L J Ross, the staple characters are really relatable and all books are set around the North East where I live!

It may not be the conventional understanding of a crime thriller but as they involve investigations into the breaking of the Official Secrets Act and possible treason I would suggest any of the "Smiley" novels by John le Carré. They all have the elements I like of a gradually unfolding story with the relationships between the various characters emerging as one reads through the novel.

I enjoy Solomon Carter books. I have read quite a lot of his books and find that I look forward to the same two main characters and their take on a private investigation. Really enjoyable.

Girl on the train by Paula Hawkins, love a good thriller.

So manygreat thrillers but The Girl on the Train sits up there as one of the best. (Shame the film wasn't as good.)
I love the suspense and I love proving that I'm totally gullible and can be taken in so many tilmes in so many ways.

I loved The Girl on the Train by Paul Hawkins. I enjoy thrillers because they are always surprising and you never know which way they will turn!

Snow Blind by Ragnar Jonasson. A chilling, dark atmospheric whodunnit full of suspense and twists that transported me back to Iceland, a country I love to visit.