Readers will thrill to the chase in this kickoff to a techno-thriller series that has at its center a hacker with a heart of gold—and nerves of steel.
This raucously funny, shocking thriller, narrated by Susan Dalian and Jay Aaseng, will ring eerily true to anyone who’s lived in a gentrifying neighborhood.
Carlyle’s twisty, extremely entertaining thriller is truly unpredictable.
John Grisham’s mastery of the courtroom thriller is never in question, and once again, he presents as smooth a read as you’ll ever experience.
Luis Selgas is the perfect narrator for John Fram’s debut thriller, as it feels like he’s always holding a little something back.
Weiden intersperses Native American culture and traditions with political differences and organized crime to elevate an otherwise routine crime novel.
Little Disasters’s slow-reveal rhythms make for a squirm-inducing and thought-provoking examination of friendship, marriage and motherhood.
A discomfiting, suspenseful tale that’s sure to delight fans of Lionel Shriver and Daphne du Maurier.
The Girls Weekend deals in old relationships turned brittle with age, providing intimate character studies alongside breathtaking suspense.
Imperfect Women is an engrossing deep dive into the collective history of a long-term friendship and the slow poison of being confined by gender roles.
The tension is often internal, and compellingly so in Sadowsky’s exploration of a narcissist and a liar who leaves chaos behind after he dies.
Occult investigator John Silence is a fascinating character you’ll want to see again after reading this series starter.
Ware proves she’s more than deserving of all those comparisons to Agatha Christie, the Queen of Crime.
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