Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

A gifted technologist and a special ops agent join forces to find an all access key that has fallen into…

Jan is looking forward to a sun-drenched vacation in Crete with friends — but paradise quickly becomes a nightmare when she wakes up imprisoned. As she struggles to remember what happened, she realizes that she’s not the only one with something to hide… With over 3,700 five-star Goodreads ratings.

What if you came home to find a stranger living inside your house? An “oustanding, ever-twisting, surprise-filled” psychological drama (Publishers…

With over 9,600 five-star ratings on Goodreads: Alison’s legal career is taking off — and she’s just gotten her first murder case to defend. But beneath the surface, the young lawyer’s life is in turmoil… and her new client will send everything crashing down. “Kept me frantically turning the pages” (Tess Gerritsen).

A mother murdered.A daughter missing.A family with secrets.On a hot August day, Abbie’s best friend is murdered and her goddaughter,…

A country on the cusp of war. A town suspended in time. One girl’s desperate attempt to escape her eternal…

“Dripping with darkness, chilling with its utter terror. This one had me transfixed and glued to the page!” -Book Haven…

“Surprises follow one another… until the final electrifying jolt” (The Wall Street Journal): When Hen meets her new neighbor in suburban New England, she discovers something in his apartment that links him to a famous unsolved murder. But no one believes her… “Stylish thriller writing at its very best” (The Guardian).

At a remote hunting lodge, seven old friends gather as a blizzard rages outside. But soon, one of them is found dead… Who among the remaining guests is a killer? This “perfectly paced murder mystery” (People) is “reminiscent of Agatha Christie at her best” (#1 New York Times bestselling author Alex Michaelides).

Lyle is caught in a crisis of faith and family when his daughter and grandson return home in the thrall of a radical church. “Breathtaking yet devastating… This is storytelling at its finest” (Publishers Weekly starred review).