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The Housemaid Is Reading a Thriller
A book club for short and snappy thrillers by the likes of The Housemaid. Two new thrillers will be listed as a discussion point every month, feel free to open up old book discussions too (but beware of spoilers!)
Our two books for August 2025 are ‘The Family Game' by Catherine Steadman and ‘One Perfect Couple’ by Ruth Ware. Check out the ‘Currently Reading’ or our August 2025 folder for more details 📚 ...more
Our two books for August 2025 are ‘The Family Game' by Catherine Steadman and ‘One Perfect Couple’ by Ruth Ware. Check out the ‘Currently Reading’ or our August 2025 folder for more details 📚 ...more
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bookclub, debates, plot-twists, psychological-thriller, spicy, the-housemaid, thriller, thriller-young-adult, thrillers-and-suspense, and verity
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Australia
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Review/Discussion: None of this is True
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By Grace · 20 posts · 52 views
last updated Jan 17, 2025 04:14PM
Review/Discussion: We Used to Live Here
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By Grace · 8 posts · 164 views
last updated Aug 12, 2024 02:28PM
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Experience with Frieda McFadden books
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By Grace · 22 posts · 57 views
last updated Aug 28, 2025 09:29AM
We Are Starting on Fable! 📚📖
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By Grace · 1 post · 12 views
last updated Feb 22, 2025 01:09AM
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What's your thriller 'red flag'? Something that really makes you roll your eyes?
“There’s something I need to tell you…” dies immediately
"It's all piecing together now" - A character remembers something exactly when it becomes relevant.
The love interest is too perfect and always shows up at the right time.
The protagonist keeps having dreams that are suspiciously detailed and plot-relevant.
When the protagonist constantly alludes to an awful thing they did in their past but refuses to tell us WHAT.
No cell phone signal...classic
A child who draws creepy pictures
A diary or letter conveniently found that explains everything.
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