Browsing: Psychological Thrillers

A New York Times bestseller: When an elaborate hoax goes horribly wrong, three editors find themselves in grave danger. “An intellectual adventure story… Sensational, thrilling, and packed with arcana” (The Washington Post).

“A sweeping saga of unfathomable greed and revenge” (Booklist starred review): Newlyweds George and Serena create an empire in the rugged Appalachian mountains — but their marriage unravels as Serena pursues a darker goal. “Recalls both John Steinbeck and Cormac McCarthy” (The New Yorker).

Forensic expert “Cat” Ferry has a stellar reputation until a panic attack paralyzes her at a New Orleans murder scene.…

Before Nineteen Minutes, The Tenth Circle, and Perfect Match there was Plain Truth: “an absorbing and affecting novel” (Entertainment Weekly)…

Edgar, a nonverbal boy, must leave his idyllic Wisconsin farm after tragedy strikes. Accompanied by three dogs, he comes of age while fighting for survival in the wilderness. This Oprah’s Book Club pick and New York Times bestseller is “wonderful, mysterious, long, and satisfying” (Stephen King).

“Immensely original” (Library Journal): When Charlie is invited to take part in an experiment to increase his IQ, he meets the extraordinary lab mouse, Algernon, who’s undergone the same operation. But as Algernon begins an unexpected deterioration, will Charlie face the same fate?

Can sassy computer whiz Talba and grizzled investigator Eddie put a stop to a predator preying on young girls in the Big Easy? An Edgar Award–winning author “generates plenty of tension” (Publishers Weekly) in this first-in-a-series mystery!

Liv returns from a lunch break to find all of her co-workers dead in their cubicles. Could the killings be linked to a cryptic secret from her past? From a New York Times bestselling author who “always delivers edge-of-your-seat suspense!” (Lisa Jackson).

Inspector Jamie helped form the Rookie Club to support female police officers, but now someone’s violently attacking its members. Jamie’s the only one who can stop the brutality — unless the killer gets her first. “Utterly riveting… brilliantly plotted” (Lisa Gardner).

Miri Brayden teeters on a razor’s edge between placating and enraging her brother, whom she depends upon for support. Yet…