When I go on a summer vacation, I love to have a page-turner on hand. I want something that will hold my attention—that will be engrossing whether I’m sitting in front of loud TV at an airport terminal or surrounded by splashing kids at the pool. I want something suspenseful!
This week’s Monday contest features five suspense superstars that are sure to add some thrills and chills to your summer reading list.
Dublin Dead by Irish author Gerard O’Donovan is about National Drugs Unit cop Mike Mulcahy and his sidekick, reporter Siobhan Fallon. Harbor Nocturne is the latest installment in Joseph Wambaugh’s Hollywood Division series, featuring the usual zany cast of characters. Nicci French’s Blue Monday is the first in a new series featuring loner psychotherapist Frieda Klein. Born to Darkness, the first book in a new paranormal romantic suspense series from Suzanne Brockmann; it was the Top Pick in Romance in our April issue. Beautiful Sacrifice by Elizabeth Lowell is a romantic suspense novel starring archaeologist Lina Taylor and former customs enforcement officer Hunter Johnston. It comes out next week and is Top Pick in Romance in our June issue.
TO ENTER: Comment on this post with the title of your favorite suspense novel.
CONTEST DETAILS: One winner will be chosen by random.org from among entries received by 5 pm CST on Friday, May 18. The winner will receive the five books listed above. Prize must be shipped to a North American address, and Rhode Island residents are not eligible. (Full contest rules here.) Good luck!
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ETA: Congratulations to our winner, R. Erickson, who says that Harlan Coben‘s Tell No One “keeps [them] up at night.”
Thank you to all who entered! Contest is now closed.
Just out of curiosity, why are Rhode Island residents not eligible?
I always wondered this too, Carolyn. I lived in RI for 3 years and was bummed as I was excluded from a lot of contests. I was happy when I moved. lol!
Hi Mel! I looked it up. Rhode Island is the only state that requires any entity running a contest with prizes worth more than $500 has to file a report with the Secretary of State. Sigh…….
Anything and everything by Jo Nesbo
I have so many favorite mystery/suspense authors but I love everything by David Baldacci, John Grisham, James Patterson, Jeffrey Deaver, William Bernhardt, Brad Meltzer, and Nora Roberts. I did really enjoy “Defending Jacob” by William Landay recently. But my favorite right now is “A Test of Wills” by Charles Todd.
I love J. D. Robb the In Death series.
I LOVE BOOKS BY JAMES PATTERSON, LISA GARDNER,JAMES GRIPPIANO AND IRIS JOHANSEN . THE LATEST PAGE TURNER I’VE READ IS CATCH ME LISA GARDNER!!!!!!
My favorite suspense novel is A Finer End by Deborah Crombie.
I love all of the “moon” books by Lori Handeland Blue moon, was the first one I read and I was hooked…
I really love all of Phillip Margolin’s books, especially ‘Gone But Not Forgotten’
Love Joseph Wambaugh!
It would have to be The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
Anything by Brad Meltzer!
Misery–Stephen King
Kiss the girls by James Patterson
Loved We Need To Talk About Kevin. I think I read the last 50 pages of that book with my hand over my mouth!
Katie
Stuart Woods is my favorite author on mystery level
Steve Hamilton– you can feel the cold air seeping out of the books-from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. His Alex books are great.
“Afterwards” by Rosamund Lupton is my pick for this year, last year’s was the thrilling, “Before I Go to Sleep” by S.J. Watson.
Books by Tess Gerritsen, Kathy Reichs, and David Baldacci
The GIrl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson is an amazing mystery that stole my heart away!
Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trilogy
I suppose it’s a bit old-school, but the works of Poe have always been my favorite when it comes to suspense!
Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane
The Shadow of the Wind has suspense, mystery, romance, and more.
It may not fall under the “suspense” genre, but Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy is a real nail-biter for me!
I love suspense novels, but my favorites are usually series. In particular, I love all of Sue Grafton’s books.
The Taking by Dean Knootz
“Mystic River” by Dennis Lehane
Blue Nowhere by Jeffery Deaver
Any Alex Cross novels by James Patterson
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
Favorite “suspense” novel would have to be The Bone Tree (Volume One of Unwritten Laws) by Greg Iles … the suspense is when is it going to be released. It was due out in December 2011 but the release was delayed because he sustained life-threatening injuries in a traffic accident. The publisher is projecting a December 2012 release date. I can hardly wait.
Right now my favorite suspense novel is the Quickie by James Patterson, but I do have alot of favorites in that category. I love suspense
Defending Jacob by William Landay kept me hooked.
definitely anything by Stephen King-or John Sandford
Anything by Michael Connelly
I really enjoyed The Likeness by Tana French.
I have several favorite authors of suspenseful novels. J.Kellerman, Tana French, James Patterson, and Patricia Cornwell are my top four:)
to bring good books while on vacation is a must
suspense, fictiona!l history, whatever
My favorite is almost always what I’m currently reading: Paretsky’s Body Work.
Suspense is my favorite genre. I would have to say all the ‘stand-alone’ novels by Harlan Coben, they are always a treat and hard to put down! I often finish them in a day
I loved the Shadow of the Wind, and really old school, I enjoyed The Moonstone, by Wilkie Collins
The Ruins by Scott Smith.
I love anything by Stephen King!
My all time favorite mystery/suspense would have to be “Absolute Power” by David Baldacci. I believe it was his first book. I also thought Lisa Gardner’s book “The Perfect Daughter” was extremely good.
Hands down, it would have to be Nelson DeMille’s “Upcountry!”
The Shining
Anything Jeffery Deaver,is my favorite
My recent favorite is Force of Nature by C. J. Box. Warning… High body count.
The Girl with the Dragon Tatto Trilogy All three are excellent.
All of the Louise Penny books!
Finally! i am going to put her as well. i was scrolling and did not see her name and wondered if she was not considered suspense but regular mystery or something. her books are definitely not cozy.
Loved The Snowman and The Leopard – scary!
I have read all of Michael Connelly’s books, also all of Patricia Cornwell
Hard to pick a favorite book when I can’t even pick a favorite author! The Body Farm or Blowfly by Patricia Cornwell come to mind.
First Family or anything else by David Baldacci…love him!
There are so many, it’s hard for me to pick a favorite, but some of my favorite authors have been Stephen King, Patricia Cornwell, David Baldacci, and James Patterson.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy
I like Catherine Coulter. I think my favorite book is The Cove, but all of her other books are pretty good too.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo would be my pick.
I loved Mystic River by Dennis Lehane.
Harlen Coben, Tell No One. Or just about anything he’s written since then. He keeps me up at night.
All the the Repairman Jack series! Paul F. Wilson rocks!
I enjoy all of John Grishom’s novels but I will pick The Pelican Brief.
The Girl With the Dragon Tatto is one of my many favorites
Hand in glove ~ Robert Goddard
Though I have no hope of winning, I must say that I look forward to reading Irish mysteries. I loved the Ghosts of Belfast, and I look forward to reading this book by Gerard O’Donovan, too.
i have won one contest in my many years of signing up for them, answering surveys, etc. it was exciting. at first i was disappointed because it was new author and it did not look like my type of book (historical romance, i no longer read them, did a lot in my teens and 20′s). eventually i read the book because i won it and it was free. i liked it and discovered the author was not new but had other titles and now i have a new author who writes women’s fiction (it was not a typical historical romance). i know, i know- what’s her name,can’t remember lisa messer or something i think.
I loved the first O’Donavan book I read-The
Priest and would love to be the winner in this
week’s contest. “Blue Monday” is at the top of
my list as well.
I loved “The Snowman” by Jo Nesbo. It was just scary enough and every time I thought I had it figured out, I would find out I was wrong!
Asa Larsson – “Sun Storm” and the rest of the Rebecka Martinsson series.
I;ve read all of Elizabeth George’s books, and wait patiently for each new one she writes. Love Thomas and Barbara;
Just finished “Afterwards” by Rosamund Lupton; a good choice
One of the scariest books I liked was Intensity by Dean Koontz. It literally took me months to finish it scared me so badly. The storyline was just too real and such events were happening in the US.
Suspense stoories are my favorite and the list of authors I enjoy is long. Recently David Balducci would rate as a top favorite along with Kathy reichs and Jefferson bass.
I like anything by Louise Penny and David Baldacci
P. J. Tracy’s books are all favorites. Looking forward to the next.
the talented mr. ripley – patricia highsmith
The Select is my favorite!
Always look forward to books by Harlan Coben, Phillip Margolin and Brian Freeman (just to name a few) and their latest — Stay Close, Capitol Murder, and Spilled Blood were well worth reading. Must recommend The Professionals which I’m totally enjoying now.
My favorite suspense novel is Alibi by Joseph Kanon. It gives venice a whole new perspective from the eyes of the guilty.
Where are the children, Mary Higgins Clark!
Kiss The Girls by Patterson was exciting!
Lately anything Swedish also Grisham & Patterson.
Red Dragon by Thomas Harris
Started Early, Took My Dog by Kate Atkinson. Any of her Jackson Brodie books are wonderful.
Impossible to say which authors and their works are the best. Howevcr, if it is by Dan Silva or Jo Nesbo I am sure to read it.
There are so many great suspense authors. Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin was very good! I also love books by Joseph Finder, David Baldacci, John Grisham, Kate Atkinson, Louise Penny and so many more!
The Good People by Marcus Sakey
This looks like a great collection of very exciting books! I especially would like to read Blue Monday.
I’m a big fan of Harlan Coben and Lee Child. I think it’s because the main characters are tough, which reminds me of my dad. My favorite suspense title: 61 Hours.
There are so many, but recently it would be The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy or Robert Ludlum who was the first that grabbed me.
My new favorite is a book I just finished by Stephen King – 11/22/63. It is absolutely brilliant and reaffirms my conviction that he is one of the greatest writers in America today.
Absolute Power by David Baldacci made me a loyal reader of his forever. I am currently reading his latest,
The Innocent and enjoying every word! A lot of my favorites have already been mentioned in the comments
above, but also some authors that I have not read. I now have another list of books to pursue. Thanks!
Hmmmm…Does Unbroken by Hillenbrand count as suspense? Kept me on the edge of my seat.
I love a good page-turner and have read too many to count, which also makes it difficult to pick a favorite. I have read all the J.D. Robb “In Death” books and love Eve Dallas…she kicks booty! I also enjoy reading new authors and discovering different styles of mystery/suspense/thriller – would love to read any and all of these featured books.
My favorite suspense novel is, “The Unlikely Spy” by Daniel Silva. The very first sentence had me intrigued. “Beatrice Pymm died because she missed the last bus to Ipswich”. I thought it was a clever way to invite a reader into the story and from there I was engaged for the whole of the book.
Love everything by Tana French
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo is my favorite novel for the last few years.
I think anything by James Patterson.
Thomas Harris’ “Silence of the Lambs” is my favorite suspense novel. His characters are simply genius and will remain classics forever.
Any of the Harlan Coben books
Anything by Stephen King or Patricia Cornwell. My favorite SK novel is The Stand, and I really enjoy the PC Scarpetta series.
It’s too hard to choose. I always read the Preston & Child’s books, especially the Agent Pendergast series. Also, I just discovered Robert Crais’ Elvis Cole and Joe Pike series.
Before I Go To Sleep by S.J. Watson
I like anything by James Lee Burke or Michael Connelly. Daniel Silva is also great.
My favorite read recently was A prisoner of Birth by Jeffery Archer.
Too many to list, but right now I am reading a lot of Lee Child.
Anything by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child involving Agent Pedergast.
Thankfully, I enjoy a variety of suspense writer’s……
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My favorite author is James Patterson and I loved all the Alex Cross novels, best one was Kiss the Girls. But I do love: Stuart Woods, Robin Cook, Steig Larsson, Jo Nesbo, Tess Gerritsen, Kathy Reichs, Jeffrey
Deaver and Sue Grafton and Linwood Barclay. I have also found a new novel by Camilla Lackberg : The Ice Princess. Sure hope I win!
Chelsea Cain’s series about the female serial killer, Heartsick was the first one.
There is no way I can identify just one favorite but I love anything by James Lee Burke, Kevin O’Brien, Michael Robotham, Carol O’Connell, Stephen Gallagher and so many more including my latest obsession, Colin Cotterill.
I think that Stephen King’s 11/22/63 is the most suspenseful as the horror within is not imagined but is drawn from real life. I had to put the book down many times because, having lived through that era, the scenes of life brought back both excellent and painful memories. An exceptional read.
This is a hard question because there are so many! However, I loved The Thirteenth Tale and wish that Diane Setterfield would publish another novel!
The Alex Cross novels by James Patterson. And any of the Jack Reacher novels by Lee Child.
The Informationist by Taylor Stevens….and The Summoner by Layton Green.
Harlan Coben novels!
My favorite suspense series is the Prey series by John Sanford.
I love all the suspenfull Nora Roberts novels. Each book leaves you waiting for the next event in the girls lives.
The “In Death” series by J.D. Robb is my favorite.
“Before I Go to Sleep” a debut novel by S.J.Watson. It was a page turner and was please to find out that after emailing the author that it is going to be made into a movie!
Gone But Not Forgotten by Philllip Margolin. Hope I win!
“The Pelican Brief” by John Grisham. An exciting read, and they did well with the movie, too!
Favorite of all-time…Rebecca.
The Firm by John Grisham stands out in my memory as a book I just could not put down. It’s been many years ago but it’s still my favorite.
My favorite mystery/thriller is The Eye of the Needle by Ken Follet, a spectacular book that keeps you turning the pages
The girl with the dragon tattoo series!
I’m embarrassed to admit I’ve not read any of these authors! However, they sound interesting so I’ll have to check the out.
I’ve read all of Louise Penney’s books and just finished The Redbreast by Jo Nesbo.
Pick ONE!?! Seriously!?!? How ’bout I just randomly choose one of my favorites? Okay, here goes: John Grisham’s A Time To Kill. No, wait! Dean Kootz’s Watchers. No-no-no. Something recent: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy. Wait, no….Michael Connelly…. Well, you get the drift.
Do I have to pick just one? One of my favorite genres…so anything by John Sandford, Tana French, Michael Robotham….the list goes on and on!
Louise Penny- the most suspenseful book she wrote IMO is The Brutal Telling or maybe the one after Bury Your Dead. of all her books those two are very much part 1 and part 2 of a story.
It’s not new, but I can still remember the cabin in the Poconos where I read Salem’s Lot – no sleeping the night I finished it.
James Patterson.
(By the way I grew up in Rhode Island so thank you for clearing that up.)
I liked Sister by Rosamund Lupton and The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell
Love Irish mysteries – Tana French is good, and just finished reading “The Night Swimmer” by Matt Bondurant. I’m also a fan of Henning Mankell and the Wallander mysteries!
Crime and Punishment, by Dostoevsky
My favorite suspense novel is Richard K. Morgan’s ALTERED CARBON. “A stunning debut sci-fi/noir thriller reminiscent of Blade Runner ; and the beginning of a series featuring a one-of-a-kind anti-hero: ex-UN envoy Takeshi Kovaks.”
I loved the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. I couldn’t put them down.
I like so many suspense authors that it is hard to choose just one favorite, but Dean Koontz is my absolute favorite author and two of his novels stand out in my mind. ‘One Door Away From Heaven’ and one of his earlier novels ‘Dark Rivers of the Heart’.
Mystic River
I am a total fool for the Pendergrast novels of Preston and Child but am midway through Jack Kerley’s Ryder and Nautilus series, love these characters.
I highly favor reading mystery and suspence novels, mostly in present times of my life. Sara Paretsky tops my list and it began with the first V I Warshawski mystery INDEMNITY ONLY 1982 THANK YOU
Don’t have a favorite suspense novel. Just finished A WELCOME GRAVE by Michael Koryta, who always has a good story to tell.
I enjoy anything by Steve Hamilton, C.J. Box, Paul Doiron, and William Kent Krueger.
Love P D James and her book, The Private Patient.
Defending Jacob is a current favorite.
I love mystery/suspense novels. I love to read the process of how the mind works to solve the issues that form the book. For that reason, I enjoy anything by Henning Mankell, Elizabeth George, Ruth Rendell, and Agatha Christie. But, just read Stephen King’s 11/22/63 and thought I knew and had read most everything about that day. The book kept me engrossed from the beginning to the end that we all know.
I really enjoy Tess Gerittsen’s novels…stumbled upon one of her books by accident, and so glad I did! She consistently delivers great stories.
everything she has written is a page turner! i can’t put it down you just have to finish
After all these years, still The Secret History by Donna Tartt.
I have so many favorite suspense authors, but to limit it to one, all of the books of John Connolly.
I love anything by Linwood Barclay or Harlan Coben.
Any of the Stieg Larsson millennium trilogy books…couldn’t put them down.
Point of No Return by Susan May Warren is the most recent one I’ve read — everything she writes is great!!
Davis Bunn writes some great suspense/intrigue!
Listening to The Expats by Chris Pavone and can’t wait to drive again somewhere once I have reached my destination. And hitting red lights is not the worst thing in the world!
I just finished and enjoyed Stay Close by Harlan Coben.
A recent favorite is Afterwards by Rosalind Lupton. Some old favorites are See Jane Run by Jane Fielding and Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier!
My favorite is a classic: Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier
The Firm by John Grisham kept me awake on my night shift.
My lastest favorite suspense novel is Defending Jacob by William Landay. The ending has a twist that I did not see coming.
HARBOR NOCTURNE is a must-read. Joseph Wambaugh is one of the very best writers in this genre.
The Charm School by Nelson DeMille got me hooked on thrillers.
Last summer my best suspense/thriller reads were Sister by Rosamund Lupton and Iron House by John Hart.
Live Wire by Harlan Coben
I would include any of Tana French’s books, such as Faithful Place.
I love all the Sue Grafton,reading them all..
I do not have a favorite author- there are too many good ones. Out of the five novels to be given away though, I have read a book from only one of the five authors, Joseph Wambaugh.
Huge Stephen King fan!
Tell No One – Harlan Coben
In this genre, I think anything by PD James has to be top of my list.
My favorite is The Snowman by Jo Nesbo.
SHADOW MAN by Cody McFadyen was the last book I read that really spooked me. I don’t have a specific favorite book but several favorite authors including McFadyen, JA Konrath, Lisa Unger, Harlan Coben, Linwood Barclay and so many more!
61 Hours by Lee Child.
The Client by John Grisham
I’ve enjoyed the Charles Todd series…
Just finished reading “The Innocent” by David Baldacci – you can’t wait to see how it ends, but at the same time, are disappointed when there’s no more to read.
I just finished Born to Darkness. Wow!! A great read. I can’t wait to find out what happens to the characters in this new series! Anything Evanovich is great!
Have read alot of David Baldacci, Tess Gerritson, Patricia Cornwell and James Paterson books. Always the most recent book seems to be a favorite. Don’t know how the authors keep coming out with such great reads. It’s hard to keep up.
The Girl and the Dragon Tattoo trilogy was excellent. Connie Willis “Passages” and “Doomsday Book” are excellent.
Always looking for new authors to try and these sound good
The Girl That Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
I love Sydney Sheldon, James Patterson, James Swain.
I love James Swain, Sydney Sheldon, James Patterson
Sydney Sheldon, James Swain, James Patterson.
Lee Child. Any title.
I enjoyed No Time for Goodbye by Linwood Barclay. As others have found, it’s hard to narrow down to one book. I love Doug Magee, Harlan Coben, Gregg Hurwitz, R. J. Ellory, Michael Robotham, Lisa Gardner, Laura Lippman, and Lisa Unger, to name a few.
Right now I am enjoying The Book of Illumination by Mary Ann Winkowski and Maureen Foley. I really liked Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Probably my all time favorite were the Dan Brown books – loved the books and the movies.
I enjoy Tess Gerritson and Dean Koontz.
Michael Koryta is a “newbie” to my list.
Karen White of the “The Tradd Street Series” has really caught
my interest! Too many suspense authors to count, I guess!
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Loved it!
I love Ian Rankin, Jo Nesbo, David Baldacci and Harlen Coben.
“Just One Look” by Harlan Coben
Plum island by Nelson DeMille
Tana French’s “In The Woods.”
Loved dunning’s janeway books
Selecting one is difficult – anything by Higgins, Krueger, Flynn, Baldacci,
Hoag, and the list goes on.
Anything and everything by David Baldacci
The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo
Oh, goody, goody gum drops – thrillers!! Can’t get enough of them. Loved “Defending Jacob” and “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”. Also enjoy James Patterson’s Alex Cross series – especially Nana!
I have to say that if I were to chose a favorite suspense novel, I have to go back to my all time favorites, Mary Stewart and Helen MacInnes. Trying to pick a favorite is so hard! But if I think of the feeling of suspense, of being on the edge wondering what is going to happen next, I think I have to pick Mary Stewart’s “Madame Will You Walk”. Not even my favorite book of hers, but the feeling of suspense in the chase thru Italy…why haven’t they made a movie of this?
The Da Vinci Code
I have to go along with the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. But, Sandi reminds me how much I loved the Helen MacInnes books.
Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
The Shining by Stephen King
Girl with the dragon tattoo
Technically it’s no longer Monday ( Wednesday, actually) but wanted to chime in: My fave suspense novel is “Tropic of Night” by Michael Gruber. Just. So. Good.
The Firm by John Grisham
I just finished Philip Kerr’s Berlin Noir and really enjoyed it.
Wow, so many to choose from but any of the older John Saul books come to mind first.
I have to go with Still Missing by Chevy Stevens, that book is so very, very good!!
I would have to go with Still Missing. Just loved that book.
Still Missing is my favorite suspense novel as of today. I just loved it.
So many to choose from, so I’ll go with this year: ‘Sleepwalker’ by Karen Robards and the Dragon Tatoo series by Steig Larsson.
I recently read a book from the late 90s titled The Cave by Anne McLean Matthews that was recommended to me. It creeped me out.
Anything by Lee Child.
I read Gone, But Not Forgotten by Phillip Margolin years ago but not book has, in all the ensuing years, frightened me or kept me up reading anxious to know what happens, like that book. I’ve read great books since but nothing as suspenseful or scary!
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Obedience by Will Lavender!
ALL NORA ROBERTS BOOKS ARE GOOD
Love Dennis Lahane.
Have Mercy on Us All by Fred Vargas
As many of you; too many authors/books to choose from, but a latest suspense novel read that I really liked was John Cases’s The Genesis Code
Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
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The Touch series by Laurie Faria Stolarz
Anything by Karin Slaughter.
I loved The Hypnotist by Lars Kepler.
My new favorite author is Louise Penny. I like her moral view. I will also read anything by Laura Lippman and Lisa Scotoline, David Baldacci.
I don’t know if it’s considered to be in the genre, but “We Need To Talk About Kevin” totally shook me up. One of all-time faves.
Sahara by Clive Cussler!
Every comment I read reminded me of an author I like or gave me the name of someone I will check out. Right now I’d say C. J. Box and Steve Hamilton.
I run for the latest by John Sanford, Brad Thor or Vince Flynn!
Anything by Karin Slaughter, David Baldacci, or Suzanne Brockmann. One thriller I recommend to everyone is Still Missing by Chevy Stevens…that book was excellent!
The Shining by Stephen King – the all time classic best!
Oh, how I love books! My absolute favorite author is Elizabeth George and her Lynley novels. If Tommy is still single I’m available. I recently discovered Louise Penny and Lee Child and now want to look for Chevy Stevens. We Have to Talk About Kevin is TBR.
I love Michael Connelly books and The Scarecrow was one of his best! I would love to win some suspense novels to read this summer!
My favorite suspense novel of recent year was The Kite Runner, a book I didn’t want to read but which held me from the first paragraph.
I love anything by Harlan Coben
Favorite suspense novel to date: Await Your Reply, Dan Chaon
crooked letter, crooked letter by Tom Frabklin
It is still Stephan king IT
Although there are lots others
Child 44 – by Tom Rob Smith
I am just exploring this style of reading. My recent read was Faithful Place by Tana French and I did enjoy reading it.
toooo late – didn’t get email until 5/18.
Anyway my favorite this spring is The Dove Keeper by Alice Hoffman.
Also just starting Stephen King 11/22/63
Keep me in the loop; Janet in AZ
James Grippando and Lee Child
Defending Jacob is the best of the recent suspense novels.
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