It's Mystery and Thriller Week 2021 on Goodreads!

Posted by Sharon on April 5, 2021
Mystery Week 2021
 
No red herrings here! Join us for Mystery and Thriller Week as we celebrate the genre's unreliable narrators, creepy culprits, spectacular suspects, and daring detectives.



 

 
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What will you be reading for Mystery and Thriller Week?
 
Let us know in the comments!
 
 

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message 202: by Ferne (new)

Ferne (Enthusiastic Reader) Recently read "First Case: Murder Alley" (McRyan Mystery #0.5) by Roger Stelljes and want to continue reading the series!


message 203: by Judy (new)

Judy Sheluk Currently reading The Wives by Tarryn Fisher. The Wives


message 204: by Sarah (new)

Sarah Newland The Devil and the Dark Water! Read almost all in one sitting! Highly recommend!


message 205: by Ivo (new)

Ivo Ferryhaas The Stranger by Harlan Coben

The Stranger by Harlan Coben


message 206: by John (new)

John Hatley Instead of any of the new and debut, I'm reading a modern Swedish classic: Död bland de döda by H.-K. Rönblom, first published in 1954.


message 207: by Shanu (new)

Shanu Selected novels by Agatha Christie, Yrsa Sigurdardottir and Clare Mackintosh


message 208: by Alex (new)

Alex And there were none - Agatha Christie 🖤


message 209: by Karthikeyan (new)

Karthikeyan S Agatha Chritie - And Then There were None, Murder on the Orient Express, Murder of Roger Ackroyd

Keigo Higashino - Salvation of a Saint, Malice


message 210: by Maurisia (new)

Maurisia Io ho appena finito La chiave di vetro di Dashiell Hammett, ed oggi inizio Debito di sangue di MIchael Connelly


message 211: by Terry (new)

Terry Platt I'm trying to read the entire Gamache series by Louise Penny!


message 212: by Lu (new)

Lu Newman I listened to the Guest List - Lucy Foley on Audible. They had a different actor for each character and really brought the story to life. Despite a few inconsistencies with the story, I really enjoyed. I will be interested to read/listen to some of her books in the future.


message 213: by Sage (new)

Sage Αναστασία The Uglies series! (cw for very bad portrayls of disordered eating and cutting for those interested in the series)


message 214: by Barb (new)

Barb Too good to be true by Carola Lovering


message 215: by Jan (new)

Jan cindy wrote: "The 39 steps" Great choice!


message 216: by Caroline (new)

Caroline I got to read an ARC of Good Man Gone, it's so good! Super suspenseful all the way, full of twists and turns. Keeps you on your toes. It's not like your typical mystery thriller, so check it out!


message 217: by Shirley (new)

Shirley McAllister The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave and The Nine by Gwen Strauss and probably The Girl in the Walls by A.J. Gnuse. I easily read 3 books in a week unless one is really long.


message 218: by Sky (new)

Sky The Turn of the Screw


message 219: by Laur beth (new)

Laur beth The Last Time I lied by Riley Sager!!


message 220: by Trisha (new)

Trisha I missed this week. But hope that everyone is/was enjoying this week.


message 221: by Rosalind (new)

Rosalind The Creek by Rayne King


message 222: by Kris (new)

Kris Ellery Adams Books 5 & 6 Mysteries at Book Retreat Mysteries


message 223: by Robbi (new)

Robbi Sommers Bryant The Darkness. Stunning psychological suspense by Robbi Sommers Bryant.


message 225: by Carol (new)

Carol My murder/mystery is Christie´s ¨The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.¨


message 226: by Gouri (new)

Gouri Verma Robin Stevens books


message 227: by Linda (last edited Apr 11, 2021 09:11AM) (new)

Linda Death on the Cherwell by Mavis Dorien Hay! A golden age mystery set in a 1930s school in Oxford long out of print that was republished and repackaged by Poisoned Pen for their new British Library Crime Classics series. There are only three by Mavis but there are lots of other titles. And I want to get them all!


message 228: by Nolita (new)

Nolita Sapraliyeva The girl in the train by Paula Hawkins
and obv our queen Agatha Christie


message 229: by Ema (new)

Ema Asmadi The Girl on The Train. Is it worth?


message 230: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Robynne wrote: "I need to read more cozy mysteries!!"

Me too! I can't get enough of them. :)


message 231: by Ana (new)

Ana My favorite is Rebecca.


message 232: by Ladiibbug (new)

Ladiibbug American Spy by Lauren Wilkerson


message 233: by Kimothy (new)

Kimothy The 39 steps - John Buchanan


message 234: by Lily (new)

Lily Lee Pet Sematary


message 235: by Mark (new)

Mark Drinnenberg What are the dates for the week? Did I miss it?


message 236: by Karen (new)

Karen The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins or Nine Tailors by Dorothy Sayers.


message 237: by Editorhinovel (new)

Editorhinovel Just kill me please!


message 238: by Kusaeni (new)

Kusaeni In The Name of Rose - Umberto Eco


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