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Ive read every one of the great Agatha Raisin books by M.C.Beaton during since just before last march, so i guess they're my favourites! I was a little disappointed that the tv version was so different to the books (characters mainly) but the books remain steadfast faves! Also Agatha Christie's are all great ones to read, AND watch.

Old school I know, but Agatha Christie's The Murder of Roger Ackroyd has the best twist. Reason I
like reading them is to try to solve the puzzle of whodunnit. Hate books where a key fact/character is introduced very late on in the story.

Cell 8 by Roslund & Hellstrom. I love the anticipation and conspiracy that wants me wanting more from them

Anything by husband and wife writers Lars Kepler. I've read all of their thrillers and they keep you turning the pages and get your heart racing. I particularly enjoyed The Stalker. There is a dark, anonymous thread running through each book and the characters themselves are really psychologically profiles. Great reads.

Chris Morgan Jones First novel . A great read.
An Agent of Deceit
I love the thrill of joining a world that is only fiction and hopefully will never encounter in real life.

Mine has to be "Along Came a Spider" by James Paterson the first of his books I've read, and hopefully not the last - loved the twists.
Hopefully stories like this take me out of reality, giving my daily thoughts a rest!!

I love a good thriller, with the twists and turns that keep you guessing. My current book is always my favourite, reading The Hiding Place by Jenny Quintana at the moment.

I have just read an old fashioned thriller by Dennis Wheatley
The Eunuch of Stamboul ,a very god read that keeps you on the edge ,The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler is another excellent read ,old books but a lot better than some of the new ones ,give them a try.

I'd pick The Surgeon by Tess Gerritsen because it was the first memorable thriller I read and was gripped throughout. I've been reading thrillers ever since because I get so engrossed in the plot

I love the Jack Reacher books because the stories are so good.

got hooked years ago on Jack Reacher by Lee Childs... a great writer who endears you to his character and then makes you wanna know more... some great story lines with lots of twists and turns... always gripping edge of the seat stories that always see our boy triumphant... if not read any well worth a read

You can’t beat a really well written police crime thriller with a great twist at the end. I love Lin Anderson, Kate Ellis, Peter Robinson but there are so many fabulous authors. Just finished the latest Robert Galbraith’s Cormoron Strike novel. Absolutely gripping!! When you have been reading particularly authors for a while you start to care about the characters, you are excited to see what’s going to happen next and I have an image of them in my head. Real escapism.

The Journeyman Tailor by Gerald Seymour, I love reading Thrillers to lose myself in other times and places and forget all the troubles and pain in the real world for a while.

The thriller I enjoyed recently was Little Face by Sophie Hannah excellent read with twists & turns to keep you enthralled & entertained . Would recommend as a whodunnit!

I like a wide variety of thrillers, by various authors, so it is difficult to name a favourite, but I do especially enjoy the books by Patricia Cornwall.

I love the build up and the anticipation and trying to work out what will happen next when reading this genre.

I love Cara Hunter's book, Close to Home is my favourite.
I enjoy the unpredictability and tension.

The last crime one that I read was The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman. Not a book that I would normally have picked, but lent to me by my niece and I enjoyed it. I like to try to work out 'who done it' as early as possible from all the clues!

Love Henning Mankell's Wallander books

I love the detective Harry Bosch novels by Michael Connelly. All of his books are written to a really high standard and are exciting. They definitely help you escape lockdown and travel to the gritty side of Los Angeles.

I adore thrillers - I love the twists and turns and the unexpected. I love the anticipation of turning a page and not knowing what comes next. There's nothing I like more than curling up in bed with a fast paced thriller - preferably a psychological one.

I loved "The Girl on the Train." by Paula Hawkins - it came a close second to "Before I Go To Sleep" by SJ Watson but my all time favourite - the one I read again and again is "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn. You might have seen the film and enjoyed it but the book is so, so much better. It's one of the few books that had me saying "I didn't see THAT coming" at the end. Every time I read it I find something new - a little clue that should have led me to the correct conclusion the first time I read it - it's fantastic and well worth reading.

Loving this thread - have found several good recommendations that have me drooling already!

My choice would be The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris. It's a psychological thriller with the ultimate of villains, Hannibal Lecter, pitting his wits against the FBI agent Clarice Starling. It certainly takes you away from a day to day comfortable world into the deep recesses of the mind of a serial killer.
Thrillers for me take me away from the day to day and help me test my brain working out what will happen next with a few frights on the way.

Love the old Raymond Chandler books and a good thriller keeps you guessing all the way through.

I love all Patricia Cornwell books especially the Scarpetta series my favourite is the body farm.

Love reading Elly Griffiths books because she has a fantastic array of characters and it is so evocative of the Norfolk landscape

Love Agatha christie she really has you thinking till the last page. My favourite is murder on the orient express