Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

“Get ready to lose sleep” (New York Times bestselling author P.T. Michelle): The one case that true crime writer Lakin Hale hasn’t been able to solve is her own: a brutal attack that nearly left her dead. But the details of her newest assignment are eerily similar… Can she unlock painful memories to uncover the truth?

A group of hikers shares campfire tales of a ghostly woman in white — but the boys begin to vanish one by one as a storm rolls in…

What if trying to protect your child only put them in danger?Natalie is desperate to find her little boy. It…

Dangerous bad boy Callan always gets whatever he wants — so when he sees sweet Madison at a BDSM club, he must have her. A darkly delicious erotic tale!

When Annabeth wakes up from a coma, mysteriously pregnant and with no memory of what happened to her, she tries her best to give her son a normal life. But 10 years later, young Gregory goes missing — and a chilling text suggests that his kidnapper might not be a stranger at all…

After the hard life Billie has lived, it’s not easy for her to trust others — but when she meets Carter, a pro athlete turned bodyguard, sparks fly immediately. As he steps up to be her protector, could he also win her cautious heart?

From the #1 bestselling author of My Sister’s Secret, a powerful new novel about families, secrets and lies. For the…

Her memories died, but the dead won’t let them sleep.There’s something Allie can’t remember; hidden memories that refuse to surface.…

When a woman disappears during a vacation getaway, her two friends are plunged into an investigation that threatens to expose one disturbing secret after another. This “chilling page-turner… will leave readers shocked again and again” (New York Times bestselling author Mary Kubica).

With nearly 1,100 five-star Goodreads ratings: When an experimental treatment turns Greyson’s husband into a cold, ruthless dominant, his desire for her rages dangerously out of control… “A crazy ride guaranteed to leave you panting, breathless, and begging for more” (New York Times bestselling author Aleatha Romig).