It's Mystery and Thriller Week 2021 on Goodreads!

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The Last Flight by Julie Clark. Two women trying to escape from their lives meet in an airport and exchange identities. Then the plane goes down.I also highly recommend Thunderhead by Preston & Child that I just finished. Nobody can write a suspense story like these two! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.
The Missing Children I have this one on my kindle which is free to read on Amazon.. And will be reading this one this week..
Just finished "The Fig Eater" by Jody Shields. It has some negative reviews, but I actually really enjoyed it!
I'm reading The Murder of Mary Russell by Laurie R. King. If you love Holmes, you may find yourself, like me, devouring this series like it's Harry Potter.
It is coincidental to Mystery & Thriller Week, but, after a spate of non-fics, I am in the midst of a mystery/thriller/suspense run. I recently posted my review of The Drowning Kind, am working on my review of When the Stars Go Dark for Friday posting, and am currently reading Mother May I and The Perfect Daughter. All are worthwhile, even the ones I have yet to finish.
These Four WallsI love reading thrillers and have even self-published my own novel. It's a psychological thriller and I am hoping for some honest reviews. It's only 99p if anyone fancies reading.
The link to the book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/These-Four-W...
There's a variety of thriller-esque tales in this collection, with a story specifically titled "Detective" that itself has a sequel later on in the book. Volume 2 is in development...A Collection of Dark Short Stories
Rocio wrote: "When you talk about mistery and thriller and the list doesn't include Agatha Christie.."
Yesssss XD I was about to say I didn't know any but you reminded me that I've read Agatha Christie.
Stephanie wrote: "Magpie Murders"I am currently reading Magpie Murders for my Book Discussion group. It is my first Anthony Horowitz book and I'm enjoying it immensely.
Just finished Did I Say You Could Go and The Family Plot. Haven't decided what to read next. I read Lisey's Story a few years ago. I may go for that one.
Estoy entre El visitante de Stephen King o Los hombres que no amaban a las mujeres de Stieg Larsson.



































