40 of the Hottest Mysteries & Thrillers of 2018
We know, the suspense is killing you…or perhaps it's ABOUT to. From a team-building exercise that goes terrible awry in Jane Harper's Force of Nature to the Russian spy thriller Need to Know, it's clear that these books will keep you glued to the pages until the whodunit has been found out.
Click on the covers below to find out more about each of these thrilling reads. It would be a crime to leave these twisty mysteries and thrillers off your Want-to-Read shelf.
Click on the covers below to find out more about each of these thrilling reads. It would be a crime to leave these twisty mysteries and thrillers off your Want-to-Read shelf.
Standalone Mysteries & Thrillers:
Serials That Kill:
Riveting True Crime Tales:
Which mysteries and thrillers are you the most excited to read this year? Tell us in the comments!
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I intend to read -
Wrath by Tom Lowe
Last Seen by Rick Mofina
The God Game by Jeffrey Round
Bleeding Darkness by Brenda Chapman
Last Song Sung by David Poulson
The Spook In The Stacks by Eva Gates
Plus a bunch of older ones!
Wrath by Tom Lowe
Last Seen by Rick Mofina
The God Game by Jeffrey Round
Bleeding Darkness by Brenda Chapman
Last Song Sung by David Poulson
The Spook In The Stacks by Eva Gates
Plus a bunch of older ones!
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This Kooky Wildflower Loves a Little Tea and Books
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The Wife Between Us (3/5)
I want to read:
The Woman in the Window
The Broken Girls
Sometimes I Lie
Bring Me Back
Providence
The Perfect Mother
Baby Teeth
This is my favorite genre!!!!


I wished the publication date for Terry Hayes book wouldn’t change so much, read preview last year and it was good.




Andrea wrote: "I am number 25 in line for Woman in the Window at my local library and I cannot wait! I read an excerpt on LitHub and knew I had to read it"
I don't know about your library but if they only have 1 copy you better have a lot of patience. You'll wait from 25 to 50 weeks after putting in your hold. Kindle edition is only $14 CDN and Hardcover $33 so why wait if you really want to read it? And yeah I do think $14 is too much for an eBook!
I don't know about your library but if they only have 1 copy you better have a lot of patience. You'll wait from 25 to 50 weeks after putting in your hold. Kindle edition is only $14 CDN and Hardcover $33 so why wait if you really want to read it? And yeah I do think $14 is too much for an eBook!

You and me both lol Mike, mine are all over the top lol


Second book is "Cajun Adventure: Case for the Missing Birds"
They have romance and mystery.

Love your term - Mount TBR - I think I have a whole mountain range in my house!



Everybody should read this novel that grabs your heart.
Anything by Kellerman (both),J.D.Robb,Lisa Gardner..too many to name.

Arrr, as Frank Zappa said: "So many books so little time!" :o) I' the same.


Melissa Scrivner Love was just nominated for an Edgar Award for Best First Novel.


Operator Down by Brad Taylor
Hellbent by Gregg Hurwitz
Into the Black Nowhere by Meg Gardiner
Bloody Sunday by Ben Coes
