#Thriller novels

[itsfullofstars]

It's official: I'm publishing my first work of fiction, the unhinged novella SKIN & BONES, on 10/22/24 (just in time for Halloween). Pre-order the ebook now!

A mind-bending psychological thriller told in first person by a broken man who submits to a bizarre medical experiment in an effort to redeem himself, and loses his mind in the process.

It's Fight Club meets The Parallax View meets E.R. meets Shutter Island... and utterly unique in its own right. A quick, propulsive, hallucinatory read, rich with supernatural elements and medical suspense, SKIN & BONES takes you on a journey into the labyrinth of one man's fractured psyche.

Skull art by @paul.hollingworth - and it's NOT AI!

[dmardsanddaisies]

🤓 after donating to the university, and trading with friends, I've finished condensing down my large collection of books to just this lil shelf ☺️ time to fill the top I think! Lol. 🤓

[yourelovelybutlost]

Julia’s world is shattered when she finds her best friend’s lifeless body in their local woods the day they planned to meet up there.

Inspired by Gone Girl, The Earth from Mars tells the harrowing story of the small town murder of 16 year old Cole Ebb. Julia, Cole’s best friend, slowly remembers the events that lead up to her death. She recounts the story of their friendship, which clearly held moments of jealousy, betrayal, and love. But could they really best friends if Julia isn’t even willing to tell the full story to anyone? Why would she have anything to hide if she’s as innocent as she claims to be?

Meanwhile, Cole’s boyfriend Mitch works hard to ingratiate himself with Julia and become her ally. Yet he was the one who showed up in the woods right after Julia! Plus, Julia should know he’s a good liar.

The Earth From Mars is a murder mystery that keeps you guessing. As character’ stories are revealed, it becomes increasingly clear that everybody has a secret they’re hiding. One of them might be hiding a killer one.

My debut thriller novel is free on Amazon today only!! Get it now

Link below. Or you can go directly to Amazon website and type in The Earth from Mars Astronomer XI

[a-hearts-a-heavy-burden]

Gabbyreads Wicked Winterween readathon prompt 3 - Read a book with a snowy/wintery setting

ABANDON by Blake Crouch

[nerdby]

Started reading Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter. I'm a huge horror nerd, but I tend to read more thriller novels than horror. The horror novels I do read usually fall into less popular subgenres like fantasy- or scifi-horror or social horror or fairytale retellings. I've been straying away from horror for a bit, though, just cause I've been annoyed with other horror nerds that keep insisting books that aren't splatterpunk or extreme horror aren't horror novels.

Splatterpunk is the equivalent of a gorer movie. It's like if the Saw franchise was a novel, and extreme horror is written purely for shock value although it can be pretty political and discuss important societal issues. But there's usually a lot of other fucked up shit mixed in there like excessive abuse, gore, pedophilia, animal violence, and things that would make Two Girls One Cup look G-rated in comparison. Like imagine if The Hills Have Eyes (2006) or A Serbian Film was a book -- that's what extreme horror is.

I've never actually watched A Serbian Film, by the way. I heard that it was banned in a few countries and googled the plot, and I really really wish that I hadn't. Cause that shit is absolutely demented, like what the fuck? The movie had to be edited and censored so that it would be legal to air in the US.

The Hills Have Eyes on the other hand I have seen and I'm very reluctant to ever watch it again. There is a scene in the movie that depicts both animal abuse and rape all at once, so that is extremely triggering. And the first time I watched it I was like sixteen and I had to stop the movie because I'd had an anxiety attack and started crying. It's fucking torture porn. Nowhere near as bad as A Serbian Film, but it still makes the list of the most fucked up movies I've ever watched. Really, though, I kinda want to watch it to see if still triggers me.

Anyway, this is my first time reading Slaughter's work, but it's damn good so far. It's very suspenseful and emotional with a couple of decent what the fuck moments. I'm definitely enjoying it. Hopefully it stays that way.

[readersmagnet]

Lost Causes by Donna J. Thompson

“Lost Causes” by Donna J. Thompson will keep you on the edge of your seat. When psychologist Casey West tells Detective Larkin a wild story about a mental hospital, he doesn’t believe her. But when her friend is murdered, Larkin starts to think she might be right. Can Casey help Larkin crack the case before she ends up dead too?

With twists and turns that you won’t see coming, you’ll be guessing until the very end. Grab a copy at www.donnajthompson.com.

[juleworm]

hi i'm jules, thanks for checking out my page :) i post about my favorite books and the books i'm reading at the time! i talk about how to block spoilers in the second link down below; please give that a look over if you're worried about me spoiling anything for you.

the basics, so that you know if my page is a good fit for you: my favorite authors are ana huang and h.d. carlton! my favorite genre is dark romance! ( i also love psychological thrillers and mythology retellings!! ) my favorite book of all time is that sik luv by jescie hall; honorable mentions include verity by colleen hoover and the song of achilles by madeline miller!

here are some fun links you might need!!

a list of the books i've read in the past months ( link for mobile users: https://juleworm.tumblr.com/fin )

a complied masterlist of all of my book reviews ( link for mobile users: https://juleworm.tumblr.com/reviews )

and some general things you should know about me before you follow! ( link for mobile users: https://juleworm.tumblr.com/gen )

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[booklover-stickerhater]

New listing on my Pango shop for only $5.00 like new condition!

*The Ink Black Heart* by Robert Galbraith (pseudonym of J.K. Rowling) is a gripping mystery that dives into the world of online fandoms and cyber threats. The story follows private investigator Cormoran Strike and his partner, Robin Ellacott, as they investigate the mysterious death of a cartoonist, Edie Ledwell. Edie’s popular animated series, *The Ink Black Heart*, has sparked an intense fanbase, many of whom are suspects. As Strike and Robin dig deeper, they uncover a web of online harassment, digital anonymity, and dark secrets, all while navigating their own complex relationship. It’s a fast-paced thriller that explores the dangers of the internet and the blurred lines between reality and virtual identity.

Check out my listing for more information!

[eat-read-apply]

The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkings. Published on 5th January 2021.

A decent thriller after a while & enjoyed this one. I've to be honest not too many of thrills & suspense like the other best ones i've read before but not bad either.

Jane,a dog walker of an elite neighbourhood,Thronfield Estates,wishes to be one of the women one day,some day. Her past lingering behind her,changed name but not changed habits. She loves to pluck diamond earings,bracelets from the women who'd hardly notice whats gone. There starts a romantic relationship with Eddie Rochester,whose dog she takes for a walk.

But their whirlwind romance soon takes a nose dive when she finds his wife alive upstairs in the panic room. All her dreams come crashing down,but she doesn't scream or sob rather atands tall with her presence of mind intact.

I felt the end was rushed and ambiguous. A little more detai wouldn't have harmed anyone.

Favourite quote : "Mouths were good at lying,but eyes usually told the truth"

[lifeofafemalebibliophile]

Reading Recommendations: Thrilling Twists

A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! November’s theme is Thrilling Twists! the books featured on this list are thrillers that are immersive and will keep you on the edge of your seat. I hope you enjoy these picks! Better Must Come Deja is a “barrel girl”—one of the Jamaican kids who get barrels full of clothes, food, and treats shipped to them from parents who have moved…

[bookcoversaroundtheworld]

Ward D - US

Medical student Amy Brenner is spending the night on a locked psychiatric ward.

Amy has been dreading her evening working on Ward D, the hospital’s inpatient mental health unit. There are very specific reasons why she never wanted to do this required overnight rotation. Reasons nobody can ever find out.

And as the hours tick by, Amy grows increasingly convinced something terrible is happening within these tightly secured walls. When patients and staff start to vanish without a trace, it becomes clear that everyone on the unit is in grave danger.

Amy’s worst nightmare was spending the night on Ward D.

And now she might never escape.

[c2e1-book]

Dive into Suspense with "The Housemaid" – Free Audiobook!

Looking for a gripping psychological thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat? "The Housemaid" delivers a heart-pounding tale full of secrets, lies, and twists you won’t see coming. Step into the shoes of a seemingly innocent housemaid who finds herself in a dangerous situation—one that could change her life forever.

Perfect for fans of suspense and intrigue, this audiobook immerses you in a story of deception and danger, where nothing is as it seems.

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Prepare for a wild ride with this must-listen thriller!

[ismailfazil1-blog]

Legends of The Brave: 3 Stories of Wishes and Valor | The Three-Inch Woman | The Legend Potter

Dive into a world where wishes shape destinies, and bravery stands as the ultimate test of character. In this captivating collection, three unforgettable tales unfold, each revealing the timeless struggle between desire, courage, and the consequences that follow.

1. The Three-Inch Woman: In a tale of desire and peril, a seemingly innocent wish brings unimaginable troubles to a woman whose life is forever altered. Her journey through danger and self-discovery challenges the very essence of human longing.

2. The Legend Potter: Be mesmerized by the extraordinary story of a potter whose unparalleled craftsmanship and unyielding courage transform him into a living legend. His tale is a testament to the power of skill and bravery, transcending time and place.

3. The Statue of Valor: Discover the enigmatic origins of a statue that symbolizes bravery and sacrifice. This story uncovers a hidden legacy, forever etched in the hearts of those who seek to understand true courage, leaving an indelible mark on all who dare to read.

"Legends of The Brave" is a compelling exploration of human spirit and the timeless quest for valor, making it an essential read for anyone who believes in the power of wishes and the strength of the brave.

[yourelovelybutlost]

“What Happened in the Woods” by J. Demie is a gripping thriller novel written by a young author. If you are looking for a story to go with spooky season, this is the one! Grab some apple cider, light a candle, and read away a cool fall evening.

Available on Amazon kindle and Kindle Unlimited (KU):

[dcomeaux]

[nerdby]

Her: I just enjoy liking guys. It's my hobby. Each man is a potential doorway leading me out of my boring life and into theirs.

Me: