Browsing: Thrillers

From a USA Today bestselling author: In the wake of a massive event that flooded the world with magic, ex-assassin Jesse must track down two powerful stolen objects. An action-packed paranormal read!

In the thick of World War II, a group of young women working at the Sunderland shipyard find their lives transformed by love, heartache, secrets, and joy. A Sunday Times bestseller!

A father’s disappearance never solved, a mother’s secret taken to the grave, a daughter deceived…Kathryn Landry thinks her life is…

A thrilling novel set against the backdrop of the Cold War: Covert operative Atcho goes undercover on a dangerous mission in Siberia, where a Soviet general is plotting a coup that will give him control of nuclear weapons.

When Eden winds up in the wrong place at the wrong time, she’s abducted by Valentin, the heir to a notorious empire. And even as she fights to escape her captor, she may lose herself in a powerful obsession…

Off the coast of Key West, a shadow in the water leads to a secret salvage mission. But if Troy Bodean wants to retrieve whatever treasure awaits on the ocean floor, he’ll have to outrun a hurricane — and stay one step ahead of the killers who are chasing him.

In the PREQUEL to the MIKKY DOS SANTOS THRILLERS  – Josephine Lavelle, a once-famous opera singer who became an international outcast, has…

Diablo, Sergeant-At-Arms of the Night Rebels MC, doesn’t chase women the way his fellow brothers do. Women flock to the…

“Engrossing” (Publishers Weekly): In the small town of Yellow Springs, a group of neighborhood moms gathers for a night of fun. But when one of them disappears the next morning, they all must contend with startling secrets… “Will appeal to fans of Liane Moriarty’s Big Little Lies” (Booklist).

A “clever thriller with masterful twists” (Karin Slaughter): When Vanessa becomes obsessed with stopping the marriage between her ex-husband and his new fiancée, explosive secrets start to surface. “In the vein of Gone Girl and The Girl on the Train… Will keep you guessing” (Anita Shreve).