Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

“Readers will keep turning the pages” (Publishers Weekly) of this standalone from a “first-class thriller craftsman” (Lee Child): When Shelby travels to visit an incarcerated childhood friend before his execution, she’s confronted by memories of the disturbing event that marred their suburban Texan upbringings.

I waited years for her. One day she disappeared without a trace. I just didn’t know she was carrying my…

SHE CAN’T GET ENOUGH. I’M JUST GETTING STARTEDHey, beautiful. I’m back again. One more time. You know what happened between…

SHE’S A VIRGIN. SHE’S MY NEW NEIGHBOR. I’M GOING TO DESTROY HER…My name is Mason and my rules are pretty…

After moving to a charming neighborhood abroad, teacher Helen develops uncomfortable suspicions about the other families in her community — misgivings that only intensify when a child disappears. A suburban thriller with a shocking twist!

A bank internship in Japan’s booming 1981 economy is supposed to be twenty-three-year-old Dorothy Falwell’s ticket into a prestigious international…

When Kat’s nine-year-old son disappears during a school trip in the woods, she crosses paths with picture-perfect mom Stef — who is also determined to find the missing child. But what secrets will these women discover? “Gripping and compelling… A first-class read” (B. A. Paris).

“Perfect for fans of authors Susan Wiggs and Holly Chamberlain” (Kirkus Reviews): When Sarah’s seemingly perfect life starts to fall apart, a long-forgotten letter will give her the chance to rebuild. “An honest portrayal of… the struggles many women face in love and life” (USA Today bestselling author Emily Liebert).

When a young woman goes missing a decade after her sister vanished, Ozzie Novak and Ivy Nash wonder if the same kidnapper took both girls — but their investigation will lead them down a dangerous road, and toward a desperate killer…

From two New York Times bestselling authors who write “brilliant, page-turning fiction” (Stephen King): After several people are murdered at a party, deputy coroner Clay Edison works the case. But one of the victims is unidentifiable — and her death doesn’t line up with the others…