Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

“The story line and story telling are both simply amazingly written. I love to feel the emotions of the characters…

When a woman’s body is found in her own backyard, she proves to be the latest victim of a serial killer — but not the last. FBI special agent Tess and her team embark on a heart-stopping chase for the murderer in this gripping psychological thriller with nearly 1,400 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

Raised by her aunt, Willow has led a happy life — but when she receives a mysterious invitation, she begins to question whether everything she knows about her family is a lie… A captivating emotional saga with over 1,800 five-star Goodreads ratings.

When her aunt Dolly dies, Edie returns to Dolly’s home to clean it out. But the house harbors an awful secret, and Edie is soon swept into a world of mystery and murder in this nail-biting read.

Investigating his sister’s disappearance, detective Mitch Saunders discovers a shocking connection to the cold case of a woman who’s been in hiding with a new identity. When Mitch finally finds her, he becomes fond of her — but how far will he go to save his sister? A steamy romantic thriller!

Literary critic Shearman Waxx can kill a good book with just a few acidly worded bon mots. And as one…

Talented Jonah lives for the piano — until he learns of his father’s deadly secret and becomes a target for some very dangerous men… A “beautifully crafted and poignant” novel (New York Journal of Books) from a #1 New York Times bestselling author!

Gretchen Hendricks spent half her life in love with a man who ended up more dedicated to his job than…

From NYT and USA Bestselling author Cora Brent….an epic novel of heartbreak, desire and the healing power of love. Now…

A “profound and moving” New York Times bestseller (Publishers Weekly) from a Nobel Prize–winning author: When poet Ka returns to his native Turkey, a snowstorm strands him in a remote town caught between Muslim traditions and Western values. “Not only an engrossing feat of tale-spinning, but essential reading” (The New York Times Book Review).