Browsing: Thrillers

An explosive romance with over 1,000 five-star ratings on Goodreads: Rory Brodrick knows Boston’s criminal underworld like the back of his hand — but can he handle willful Scarlett and claim her as his own?

“Agatha Christie meets Riverdale” (Chicago Tribune): At an exclusive private school, new student Stevie Bell courts danger when she vows to solve a notorious crime from the 1930s! “An intricately plotted, compulsively readable novel” (John Green) with over 21,000 five-star Goodreads ratings.

Angela must question her trust in her brilliant, well-known husband after a shocking accusation is made against him. “A subtly sneaky, emotionally complex, and utterly addictive novel of psychological suspense, The Wife delivers on all fronts” (Lisa Scottoline).

Everyone loves a beautiful missing girl… Lilling might seem like an idyllic English village, but it’s home to a dark…

“Fans of wacky crime fiction will have plenty of fun” (Publishers Weekly) with Floridian serial killer Serge Storms as he doles out creative justice on behalf of a beloved hometown idol. From a New York Times bestselling author!

When radio journalist Pete Bailey gets involved with reporter Ellie Turner, he triggers a series of events that begins with betrayal and may end in murder… A chilling read filled with surprises.

A DETECTIVE/MURDER MYSTERY LIKE NO OTHER… mansion of the oil magnate, Henry Barble. A small group of the rich, decadent,…

Diana Hunter was a promising Canadian spy until she was kidnapped by a sadistic assassin — and although she escaped, her assailant was never caught. Ten years later, despite having left the service, Diana faces off with him again…

A “tautly constructed, compellingly written” New York Times bestseller (Kirkus Reviews): As Chamberlain and Hitler prepare to meet in 1938 Munich, two diplomats become entangled in a web of intrigue. “Harris’s cleverness, judgment, and eye for detail are second to none” (The Sunday Times).

In the Utah desert, truck driver Ben picks up an abandoned boy at a rest stop — and finds his life unexpectedly transformed. “The most poetic prose this side of Salt Lake City” (The New York Times Book Review).