Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

The greater the evil, the more deadly the game… When Emma awakens in total darkness, she is aware of her…

“Fans of Gillian Flynn will devour this relentlessly paced and deftly plotted thriller” (Publishers Weekly): Failed journalist Leah moves to rural Pennsylvania with Emmy, an old roommate. But their new start sours when Emmy vanishes — and the police, wary of Leah’s evidence, offer an alternate version of events…

Thirty years ago, FBI agent Alex Troutt’s mother was allegedly killed in a car accident. Now, as Alex finally confronts the driver who left the scene, she is led to an even more troubling mystery surrounding her mother… and the strange, secretive group she was involved with.

A Booker Prize finalist with over 8,100 five-star ratings on Goodreads: After a triple homicide shakes a Scottish farming community, the sanity and motives of the accused — a shy teenager named Roderick — are called into question. “An ingenious, artful tale” (NPR).

From New York Times bestselling author Jana DeLeon, the third book in the Shaye Archer thriller series. Nine years ago,…

Tick tock. One day before the wedding of her dreams, Penny is in a city that is no longer her…

A little book with a big heart! “I read this beautifully imagined and moving novella in one sitting, utterly wowed,…

Twelve-year-old Denny is determined to compete in an upcoming spelling bee — and he can’t let public knowledge of his mother’s death keep him from participating… A chilling and “original” tale (Bram Stoker Award–winning author Jack Ketchum).

A “wonderfully life-affirming book” (New York Times bestselling author Hazel Gaynor) perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty: In a quiet Dublin suburb, Stella’s seemingly perfect life is upended when she forges an unexpected connection with reclusive Rea.

A chilling page-turner from “a superb storyteller” (Robert Dugoni) and “talent to watch” (Steve Berry): One year ago, teenagers Megan and Nicole were abducted. Only Megan returned. As Nicole’s sister, a forensic pathologist, delves into the case, she can’t help but notice that some things don’t add up…