Looking for a book with a twist? Whether it be a Scandinavian ‘Who done it’ or Gillian Flynn’s latest novel; Here are my Thriller-based book reviews
A slow-burn courtroom drama with a touch of Gothic charm, the Millennium series closes with The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest.
As you can guess from the title, Before I go to Sleep is about a forty-seven-year-old woman, Christine Lucas, who suffers from a condition that leaves her waking up every morning without any memories of the previous day.
Carrying on the Millennium series, Stieg Larsson brilliantly develops his deeply flawed characters in this thrilling Nordic-Noir.
Sinister murders and devil worshipping family members; just another day in the life of the Day family.
In Japan, Minato, has been given the moniker, ‘the Queen of Iyamisu’, meaning eww mystery. Iyamisu is a sub-genre of crime fiction that focuses on the dark and grotesque side of human nature.
Famous for his Harry Hole (pronounced Holy) series, Nesbø has quite the reputation for his police detective run.
Sharp Objects is an excellent introduction to Gillian Flynn’s work; a profoundly thought-provoking thriller that gets under your skin from the first few chapters.
Originally titled ‘Men Who Hate Women’, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo holds onto this focal point like a bad dream.