Browsing: Thrillers

Winner of the Miles Franklin Literary AwardShortlisted for the Stella PrizeLonglisted for the International Dublin Literary Award“For a novel concerned…

Tragedy tore them apart now its giving them a second chance.He walked away because he thought it was what she…

For years, Josie has done everything to get my attention. What she doesn’t know is, she has it. Always has.…

By USA Today best-selling author Pamela Crane comes a psychological thriller critics are calling “a literary ride that you’ll sink…

When Charlie Calloway enters an elite secret society, she must confront the terrible truth about her own traumatic history — including her mother’s decade-old disappearance… “What you would get if you combined The Secret History with Cruel Intentions with Luckiest Girl Alive” (Entertainment Weekly).

When valuable antiques begin disappearing from wealthy Mayfair homes, cook Kat Holloway must use her sleuthing skills to find the culprit — especially once a man is murdered… From a New York Times bestselling and RITA Award–winning author!

“A fantastic thriller–dead-on domestic noir, full of tension and surprises. I loved it.” -Lee Child, #1 New York Times bestselling…

After a lethal hunting accident, one man goes on a violent hunt for revenge — and another risks losing everything he loves… “A suspenseful page-turner, complete with one of the absolutely killer endings that have become one of Joy’s signatures” (Los Angeles Times).

“One of the great espionage novels of our time” (Lee Child). When Anna’s parents are killed, she hires their neighbor, Henry, to help her discover the truth behind their deaths — and behind her mother’s history as a US embassy employee with CIA connections in postwar Berlin. “As fiendishly clever as it is richly entertaining” (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

From a #1 internationally bestselling author: Detective Callum MacGregor is a troublemaking Scottish cop, consigned to dead-end cases… until the bizarre theft of a mummy links to three currently missing men. Featuring “wickedly twisty plotting and dazzling displays of black humor” (Library Journal).