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I love reading all thrillers but especially those in a series such as Angela Marsons - DI Kim Stone and Helen Fields - DI Callanach books as you get to know all the characters in the books.

I love reading crime books, especially anything by Ian Rankin. I also really enjoyed the Blackhouse trilogy by Peter May which was really evocative about the Outer Hebrides.

i love a thriller that grips me to the end Blacklands by Belinda Bauer was amazing

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - such a classic piece of feminist-driven crime fiction.

I love reading thrillers to get drawn into a good story, with plot twists and great characters.

What lies beneath by Bill Kitson was so good I am now reading Vanish without a trace, Thank you for the comp.

The Talented Mr. Ripley, absolute classic imo. The thing I love most about reading thrillers is that they are gripping and keep you on the edge of your seat at times.

A Place of Execution by Val McDermid - I really enjoy a good thriller it really grabs my attention and keeps me in suspense until the end.

I love The Bone Collector by Jeffrey Deaver. I love the suspense and tension of the plots of thrillers and its always nice to try to guess the outcomes.

I loved the sanatorium last year by Sarah Pearce. I love crime because it's escapism. Nothing like the horror (touch wood) happens in my life so I like being scared, following the twists and turns.

the firm , was 1 i bought when i went on holiday, book and movie was the same, very gripping

I love the mixture of entertainment and escapism fav book is Richard Osman The Thursday Murder Club

Currently reading Karen slaughter book but think I would be a very bad detective am always shocked by the ending then have to mentally apologise to the poor person I was sure was the baddie

Jodi Picoult is my all time favourite

I have always loved Minette Walters, her characters are always sinister but well developed, her books are easy to follow and as I sometimes I go months between reading bouts, (youngest son has severe learning difficulties), it's easy to get straight back into them.

Gosh, so much to choice from, love anything by Karin Slaughter and Ian Rankin

John Grisham for a book to keep on reading way after the light should have gone out!

John Grisham's speciality of American courts and its legal system ensures that he can give credence to his characters, incorporating many twists and turns. I particularly enjoyed 'Rogue Lawyer'.

Any John Grisham book, just one more page or should that be one more chapter....?

I enjoy reading Lucy Foley books. I preferred The Guest List to the Hunting Party, which was a bit more predictable.

Difficult to choose a favourite but Robert Ludlum's Bourne series is a good contender as is anything by Dean Koontz. I enjoy reading thrillers because of the cat and mouse element in so many of them and the resourcefulness and multiple points of view of the characters as well as the unforseen plot twists and turns

Murder on the Orient Express by good old Agatha Christie …you just can’t beat it
Love a great thriller cos I literally can’t put them down !!!

My favourite crime/thriller book is Faye Kellerman's The Ritual Bath. I enjoy reading thrillers as they have twists and turns, they are unpredictable and exciting to read.

My favourite author is Agatha Christie but I enjoy several authors of murder/mystery books. The ABC Murders is my favourite Christie story. Trying to figure out whodunnit is why I read this genre of book

I love reading thrillers, and echo a lot of the suggestions already posted. I enjoyed Girl on a Train recently. It didn't turn out at all how I thought it would at the start, I do like twists and turns in the plot.

The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman is a great read and fun too!

I love reading all sort currently reading another Adele Parks books Lies Lies Lies. The twists and turns in Adele’s books keep you hooked till the last page.

My favourite is Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. What I love about reading thrillers is guessing the twist.