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Used to be Martina Cole she wrote about places I was familiar with growing up, but one of her books was about children which I didn’t enjoy at all.
Started reading Kimberly Chambers she did a series of books about rival gangster families which I really enjoyed.
I also really enjoy James Patterson earlier books ie Alex Cross and Harley Coburn.

I guess I am slightly old fashioned, I liked the Dan Brown books. I also love books where you can figure out who is the murderer, or try to, along the way...such as the tamer Agatha Christy books.

Difficult to choose an author but I just love anything written by Faye Kellerman. To date I have read everything she has written.

So many good books but if I must narrow it down to one I will say Fifty Fifty by Steve Cavanagh. It had me guessing right to the end.

The Grant County series by Karin Slaughter. I love thrillers because each author is so different with their unpredictable endings.

I love the way the suspense and tension build. I love trying to guess the ending. I think my favourite atm is Silk road.

So many brilliant crime writers it is hard to chose. I’ve just discovered Peter James and Ellie Griffiths but my favourite must be James Patterson.

I can't pick a favourite - Cara Hunter, Angela Marsons, The Kellerman's, David Baldacci, James Patterson, Stuart MacBride, Peter James -the list goes on. I enjoy getting into the background of the stories just as much as the crime itself . I like to find a new writer in the library and will read them all.

Has to be Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie, it’s my all time favourite

I love Peter James books with Roy Grace in. Dead Simple is excellent. Love the who dunnit guessing element of crime and thriller books.

I love the Jack Reacher books. I love reading crime thrillers as I love trying to solve it before the end and I love the build up of suspense

I've loved the Jane Harper books - I like the interesting setting, in outback Australia and the good character development, as well as trying to work out who did it!

It would have to be 'The Client' by John Grisham: love reading thrillers - always hard to put down!

Current favourite L J Ross’ crime series. If there are engaging characters and an intriguing plot, then I’ll read half the night.

I liked the Grant County series too and Michael Connolly is very good. Can’t really pick a favourite but it’s my favourite genre of book

I read The Guest List by Lucy Foley recently and loved it! It kept me guessing right up until the end, which is what I love about reading thrillers. I love it when they keep you in suspense! I also found it really atmospheric.

I love Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. Anything by Gillian Flynn is a winner!

I love any crime/thriller novels but especially Karin Slaughter I love thrillers because I find the stories so gripping I can't put the book down.

My favourite are the Inspector Ikmen crime/thriller books set In Istanbul. I love the suspense and intrigue and you get the ‘can’t put down’ feeling wanting to know what’s going to happen next. The exotic setting and cultural/historical elements add some extra flavour too.

I love reading lots of genres, and enjoy Val McDermids books, and C J Tudors. The scariness and suspense makes for a great read.

I love to read thrillers for all the twists and turns of the plot and guessing who did the deed. I think my favorite would be Jane Corry I looked away but there are so many I have enjoyed.

My fave book is The Talented Mr Riply - the plot is so twisty. That's exactly what I enjoy about crime thrillers, when the plot twists and turns and the reader just doesn't know what's coming next.

Dead Weight By Brian Lecomber.

At the moment I reading Camila Lackbergs Fjallbacka series . They have me completely hooked. I love thrillers and murder mysteries. These books have it all.

I love thrillers! They make you go on a journey and take you out of yourself, they get you thinking and trying to guess outcomes, it’s real escapism. It’s hard to choose my favourite but one that stood out was Flowers for the Dead by Barbara Copperthwaite