Hi friends!! Thanks so much for watching! Starting tomorrow I will be hosting a Patreon exclusive weekend long readtahon called Screaming Color! We will be reading books with green on the cover all weekend, and I'll be doing long reading sprints with bookish and Taylor Swift trivia as well! If you're interested in learning more, here is the link: www.patreon.com/posts/screaming-color-80467421 the readathon is available for all tiers on my Patreon! 💚 thanks so much for watching and I hope you have a great weekend!
Great recs, as an avid thriller reader I have read most of these. Need to read Look Closer soon…. I loved “The Devotion of Suspect X” if anyone is looking for books in translation from Japan. Have you read any Sarah Waters, she is brilliant and so are her plot twists, “Fingersmith” is amazing. Also “Jamaica Inn” by Daphne duMurier is even better than “Rebecca” in my opinion.
Recently I read 'The Housemaid's secret' by Freida Mcfadden which I absolutely enjoyed, right until the last line!! I think you should definitely check that out. Also because you have read 'The Housemaid' previously and liked it, I think you would like this too. Loved this video btw. Need a part 2 for this in the future!!!
I read Turn of The Key and No Exit long ago at your recommendation and still think about both! I am adding Night Film, You and The One pro to to my list. I recommend The Chain by Adrian McKinty - as a parent it had my brain reeling and I read it so fast!
Books I recommend: those who wish me dead (like no exit but on a camp ground) the darkest flower (if your into legal thrillers) two girls down (if you like dark and detectives) out (if u like character driven) dear child (kidnapping) magpie murders (kind of cozy and a book in a book) those girls (dark as Karin slaughter sisters) confessions (mind blowing)
Pretty Girls scarred me in the best way 😂 Seriously I’ve never read a book like that in my life. Felt like I was reading a saw movie. Currently on The Good Daughter!
Great idea for a video! A new ladies book club I was in chose a Karin Slaughter as their first pick and I remember thinking- oh man you guys doooo nooot know what you’re in for 😂😅 My favorite Thrillers that shocked me were Verity, The Lies We Told, The Silent Patient, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, and also Daisy Darker for me as well!
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! some of the most recent thrillers i've read have been formulaic and basic; i wasn't sure if it was just bc i've read so much of the genre or what, so i'm excited for this!
I just moved Look Closer to the top of my TBR, can't wait to read it! A few of my faves I think would appeal to avid thriller readers are Playing Nice, The Night Swim, and The Other Side of Night (which is definitely more than just a thriller!)
I was so much invested in Daisy Darker up until the “silly” ending. Am sorry, don’t kill me for personal preference. Am sorry to say it’s an insult to compare it to “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie, especially because of the ending.
Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney should have been on this list, for the extremely twisted unpredictable plot reveals, in addition to being very atmospheric and spooky and very well written. The story takes multiple dramatic turns towards the end, and has unreliable narrators, it would be very apt for avid thriller readers. Local woman missing was a great read, but it was a very easy read in spite of the multiple POVs as they were done so well with clarity and the characters well fleshed out. It's a book that anyone can fly through, nothing specifically complicated to make it suit avid readers more.
Great video, I read most of these and 4-5⭐️ for me too, but glad to see a few titles like Razorblade tears and The One I can add to my tbr list. Recommended that are not in this video would be Butterfly garden by Dot Hutchinson Good me, Bad me by Ali Land Goodnight Beautiful by Aimee Molloy (so many twist) Jar of Hearts by Jennifer Hillier.
An avid thriller reader here but i don't like karen slaughter books they lack good plot twists there are just gory and violent scenes one after the other
I’m with you here! I picked up Pretty Girls not knowing I was pregnant. Something stopped me from reading it beyond the first page it 2. Cut to 3 years later, while packing up my home to move, I found it buried in the back of the shelf and read it. Had vivid nightmares , couldn’t sleep for 2-3 days after and almost 8-9 months later, I still have graphic flashbacks ! They should definitely have trigger warnings printed on them for people with heart conditions, anxiety, even pregnant women! I’m so glad I didn’t read it when I got it. I love plot twists and suspense but the gore is another level!
Look closer was so good. Read it after your recommendation. Had a great time. Daisy darker - we have a difference in opinion for a change. This ending was bad. I mean really bad.
Please please read Little Darlings and The Hidden by Melanie Golding. It’s a mix of thriller, crime fiction , and mythology. Little Darlings is about a new mom who is having a hard time after the birth of her twins. She has an unsettling experience with an old lady in the hospital and when she comes home , she thinks something is off with her twins. As the reader your not sure if she’s having a mental breakdown or something more is going on. The hidden is about a woman who is taking some time off work due to mental health problems and she takes an interest in the man in the apt across the street. She befriends him, his daughter, and the mother of her child. But as the book goes on you realize there is something strange about the wife where again , you don’t know if there is delusion or something more is going on. The same woman detective is also featured in both books but you can read them as stand alones!
Hey Gabby 👋 if you haven't read Behind Close Doors by B A Paris yet, go ahead and read it. It was very disturbing and infuriating, I really wished I could go inside the book and help the protagonist. Peter Swanson as well, I'm not sure if you have read all his books, I've read recently Before She Knew Him & really loved it.
I’ve read every single one of these except for Night Film, and the two Karin Slaughters. I’ve been kinda avoiding reading Karin Slaughter because I’m scared, but I think it might be time lol. Great Video!
Don't go near good daughter if you're afraid of someone showing up at your door with a gun / graphic rape and abuse scenes. And go for it if you want those things, you won't be disappointed!
Thanks for the recommendations! I recently finished The Night Shift by Alex Finlay and really liked it and last year I read When the Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain which was also super good!
maybe a controversial opinion but i think i was even more surprised by Kind Worth Saving than Killing…at least equally great misdirections. definitely pick it up!
Thanks for this Gabby! I am such a Thriller lover so these are great recs! I think I really need to check out that Peter Swanson one. I hear things about it all the time, but just haven't picked it up. Maybe Ill try John Mars too.
I needed this! I've been burnt out on thrillers lately. I loved Razorblade Tears, Night Film, You, and The One! I think I need to read Karin Slaughter at this point!
As an avid thriller reader I found that I had read quite a few of these and would agree with all that you had to say. I also did move a couple of to be reads up on my pile and discovered one or two more that I had not heard of. Great video!
Loved Razorblade Tears. No exit and The kind worth killing are on my list. I can't recommend any books to you because I'm always reading what you recommend. 😂
I’d recommend Thirteen by Steve Cavanaugh. While it is book 4 in a series it can stand on it own. And it is phenomenal! It was so good, fast paced, and so entertaining. I was obsessed with it while reading.
Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay and The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker. I found myself still thinking about them days after I finished reading them
The ending of Daisy Darker was so fun to me! It got pretty ridiculous but in a fun way! I completely understand why some people would hate it but I was gasping and giggling at the end. So many of these books are on my tbr but I haven't got to them yet
If you wanna raise the gross bar from Karin Slaughter, I highly recommend Birdman by Mo Hayder and also The treatment from the same author. Another surprisingly gripping book was Dear Child by Romy Haussmaan, very claustrophobic and messed up isolated hostage wife, messed up husband type book.
I arrived at this video because I wanted to see if there were any new videos with David Ellis, particularly about Look Closer. That book is great, and when I was reading it, I had both the book and audiobook--simultaneously reading and listening makes for a more immersive experience. I don't take the time to read as many thrillers as I'd like, but I should keep this video in mind.
Hey Gabby, love your videos. I also love thrillers, but not too scary. I'm a bonafide scary cat. I love a good who done it, but with an intellectual twist. So, last year I read a really great book with that in mind. 'Thief of River Falls' by Brian Freeman. OMG, that twist was epic, (and a little unnerving). I think you'll really like it.
For something different, I wanna recommend some thrillers that are kind of out there--One of Us is Lying, My Sister the Serial Killer, and The Sympathizer. I was pleasantly surprised by One of Us is Lying because it was YA but I loved the Breakfast Club, locked-room mystery vibes it had. My Sister the Serial Killer has such a cheeky tone but I can see why some people will hate it. Also got to recommend the only book that won both the top mystery/thriller award AND the Pulitzer Prize. It's more spy thriller but so beautifully written. The narrator is so charming and charismatic.
The books by Mo Hayder are excellent, especially the Jack Caffery series (Birdman and The Treatment are brutal!). Also, The Devil of Nanking is pretty disturbing.
From the first 2 books recos, I know I should be taking my notes. I'm a bit sad that I've read 80% of the books, but will surely read the rest of the recos since we have really similar taste ｡• ᵕ •｡ P.S.: Pretty Girls is my favorite book and that's my red flag LOL
Great video! The only books I have read from this list are No Exit, Daisy Darker, and Turn of the Key. I loved them all. All the rest of these are on my tbr 😂
Great video. You need to read 'A Sorrow Called Sarah' by Charlotte Roddy. It comes out April 18th. I did not see the ending coming. It was a holy crap moment 😃
I am just getting into reading, I have struggled through out my life to stick with books. That being said I’m a HUGE true crime fan and thought thrillers would be a good way to grab me and keep me. My friend who is a booktuber and avid reader, put me onto Pretty Girls. I just finished it a couple days ago and I LOVED IT! I love that it’s considered a more “advanced” thriller book haha. Can’t wait to dive into some of these other books you have recommended! Thank you! ♥️
The Stillwater Girls by Minka Kent is a super underrated thriller that left me SHOOK. I had low expectations since it was a thriller I found on KU but omg it was so fun and twisty. I have it 4.5⭐️
I’ve read a good amount of thrillers now, so much so that I’m starting to dabble in horror. That being said I think I’m finally read for Karin Slaughter 😂 I’ve been so intimidated!
Love all things Karin Slaughter! She is my favorite. Pretty girls is number 1. Also loved You and The Kind Worth Killing!! Currently reading No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay it’s so good!
My two top favorites are The One and No Exit. Verity is up there as well. And Room by Emma Donahue! Others you may not have read : The Husbands Secret by Liane Moriarty Some of Diane Chamberlain’s books are thrillers-The Silent Sister and Big Lies in a Small Town I Let You Go by Claire McIntosh
If anyone is bored with thrillers, try some Nordic noir. A switch up of countries makes a big difference. BA Paris, Dr Lucinda Berry, Sarah Pinbrough, JT Ellison, Claire Douglas, Tara French are a few mainstream authors I like a lot.
Love your video recs! I am considered an avid thriller reader. I am currently reading Black Friday by Alex Kava. I have never heard about this one. I was browsing through half-price books and found it. I just started it, and I am really enjoying it. It reads like it's a true story, and the stuff in this book could very well happen anywhere if it hadn't already. I am curious as to your thoughts if you happen to pick this one up. Keep up the amazing job!!!
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Hi friends!! Thanks so much for watching! Starting tomorrow I will be hosting a Patreon exclusive weekend long readtahon called Screaming Color! We will be reading books with green on the cover all weekend, and I'll be doing long reading sprints with bookish and Taylor Swift trivia as well! If you're interested in learning more, here is the link: www.patreon.com/posts/screaming-color-80467421 the readathon is available for all tiers on my Patreon! 💚 thanks so much for watching and I hope you have a great weekend!
Probably an extremely obvious pick... but Stieg Larsson's 'Millenium' trilogy to this day remains some of my favourite thrillers of all time.
Great recs, as an avid thriller reader I have read most of these. Need to read Look Closer soon….
I loved “The Devotion of Suspect X” if anyone is looking for books in translation from Japan.
Have you read any Sarah Waters, she is brilliant and so are her plot twists, “Fingersmith” is amazing.
Also “Jamaica Inn” by Daphne duMurier is even better than “Rebecca” in my opinion.
Recently I read 'The Housemaid's secret' by Freida Mcfadden which I absolutely enjoyed, right until the last line!! I think you should definitely check that out. Also because you have read 'The Housemaid' previously and liked it, I think you would like this too.
Loved this video btw. Need a part 2 for this in the future!!!
I read Turn of The Key and No Exit long ago at your recommendation and still think about both! I am adding Night Film, You and The One pro to to my list.
I recommend The Chain by Adrian McKinty - as a parent it had my brain reeling and I read it so fast!
Definitely agree with these recommendations! I’ve read them all except Night Film
"No Exit" by taylor adams is good "hairpin bridge"by him was just ok. he has new one coming out that sounds good
I’ve read all of these with the exception of one book and most of these are my favorites. ❤
Blacktop Wasstlad by SA Cosby , definitely gonna be adding some of these books
I love karin slaughter books!
not me starting off the thriller genre with karin slaughter...
FINALLY....the PRO video is out !!!!!
I was sobbinggg at the last chapter of pretty girls 😭😂
Definatelly recommend The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker !! This book is something else, and newbies should stay clear! Loved it
I just finished that book and omg it was terrifying and heartbreaking
@@maddyc2412 I was too stunned to speak after almost every chapter
What are your thoughts about Verity?
Kayan Kollyn: waiting for your review 😊😊😊😊
Unpopular opinion:
The Good Daughter > Pretty Girls
Books I recommend: those who wish me dead (like no exit but on a camp ground) the darkest flower (if your into legal thrillers) two girls down (if you like dark and detectives) out (if u like character driven) dear child (kidnapping) magpie murders (kind of cozy and a book in a book) those girls (dark as Karin slaughter sisters) confessions (mind blowing)
I love Karin Slaughter so much 🥰
Pretty Girls scarred me in the best way 😂 Seriously I’ve never read a book like that in my life. Felt like I was reading a saw movie. Currently on The Good Daughter!
Even better!
Love from India love watching your videos they are stress busters for me thanku❤😊
Pretty Girls was everything!!!! Read a few years ago. Highly recommend!
Razorblade Tears was AMAZING!! I can’t wait for the movie!!
2:00 I'm totally going to start with these two books! Mwahaha you can't stop me
me having sped read some riley sager and nothing else: "I'm a pro now 😎"
Great idea for a video! A new ladies book club I was in chose a Karin Slaughter as their first pick and I remember thinking- oh man you guys doooo nooot know what you’re in for 😂😅
My favorite Thrillers that shocked me were Verity, The Lies We Told, The Silent Patient, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, and also Daisy Darker for me as well!
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!! some of the most recent thrillers i've read have been formulaic and basic; i wasn't sure if it was just bc i've read so much of the genre or what, so i'm excited for this!
Hey Gabby. Great recommendations!! The Turn Of The Key and The One are great reads. Now I have some more books to add to my TBR.
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I just moved Look Closer to the top of my TBR, can't wait to read it! A few of my faves I think would appeal to avid thriller readers are Playing Nice, The Night Swim, and The Other Side of Night (which is definitely more than just a thriller!)
I was so much invested in Daisy Darker up until the “silly” ending. Am sorry, don’t kill me for personal preference. Am sorry to say it’s an insult to compare it to “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie, especially because of the ending.
Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney should have been on this list, for the extremely twisted unpredictable plot reveals, in addition to being very atmospheric and spooky and very well written. The story takes multiple dramatic turns towards the end, and has unreliable narrators, it would be very apt for avid thriller readers.
Local woman missing was a great read, but it was a very easy read in spite of the multiple POVs as they were done so well with clarity and the characters well fleshed out. It's a book that anyone can fly through, nothing specifically complicated to make it suit avid readers more.
As an avid thriller reader, I completely agree with you gabby 💯 these are all great recs and I could add some to my tbr😍💙
Great video, I read most of these and 4-5⭐️ for me too, but glad to see a few titles like Razorblade tears and The One I can add to my tbr list.
Recommended that are not in this video would be
Butterfly garden by Dot Hutchinson
Good me, Bad me by Ali Land
Goodnight Beautiful by Aimee Molloy (so many twist)
Jar of Hearts by Jennifer Hillier.
Omggg she is an army and swiftyyy
Great video Gabby! As always I added to my TBR. Local Woman Missing has gotten some negative comments but I loved it. Mary Kubica is fabulous.
An avid thriller reader here but i don't like karen slaughter books they lack good plot twists there are just gory and violent scenes one after the other
I’m with you here! I picked up Pretty Girls not knowing I was pregnant. Something stopped me from reading it beyond the first page it 2. Cut to 3 years later, while packing up my home to move, I found it buried in the back of the shelf and read it. Had vivid nightmares , couldn’t sleep for 2-3 days after and almost 8-9 months later, I still have graphic flashbacks ! They should definitely have trigger warnings printed on them for people with heart conditions, anxiety, even pregnant women! I’m so glad I didn’t read it when I got it. I love plot twists and suspense but the gore is another level!
Loved the 2 Karin Slaughter books!
So many of my FAVES! Such great recommendations!
Look closer was so good. Read it after your recommendation. Had a great time.
Daisy darker - we have a difference in opinion for a change. This ending was bad. I mean really bad.
Glad you talked about Karin Slaughter’s Pretty Girls. Because I thought it was holding a woman prisoner book. But now I’m intrigued thanks to you.
Yeah there’s definitely a lot of violence against women in that book though, just know that going in! 🫣
I recommend The Perfect Daughter by DJ Palmer, and the Escape room by Megan Goldin.
Please please read Little Darlings and The Hidden by Melanie Golding. It’s a mix of thriller, crime fiction , and mythology. Little Darlings is about a new mom who is having a hard time after the birth of her twins. She has an unsettling experience with an old lady in the hospital and when she comes home , she thinks something is off with her twins. As the reader your not sure if she’s having a mental breakdown or something more is going on.
The hidden is about a woman who is taking some time off work due to mental health problems and she takes an interest in the man in the apt across the street. She befriends him, his daughter, and the mother of her child. But as the book goes on you realize there is something strange about the wife where again , you don’t know if there is delusion or something more is going on.
The same woman detective is also featured in both books but you can read them as stand alones!
Just put these on my Libby list because you've intrigued me!
Pretty Girls was to long winded and the ending was a huge letdown IMO
Hey Gabby 👋 if you haven't read Behind Close Doors by B A Paris yet, go ahead and read it.
It was very disturbing and infuriating, I really wished I could go inside the book and help the protagonist. Peter Swanson as well, I'm not sure if you have read all his books, I've read recently Before She Knew Him & really loved it.
I agree
I’ve read every single one of these except for Night Film, and the two Karin Slaughters. I’ve been kinda avoiding reading Karin Slaughter because I’m scared, but I think it might be time lol. Great Video!
Don't go near good daughter if you're afraid of someone showing up at your door with a gun / graphic rape and abuse scenes. And go for it if you want those things, you won't be disappointed!
Thanks for the recommendations! I recently finished The Night Shift by Alex Finlay and really liked it and last year I read When the Stars Go Dark by Paula McLain which was also super good!
maybe a controversial opinion but i think i was even more surprised by Kind Worth Saving than Killing…at least equally great misdirections. definitely pick it up!
ohhhhhh that's great to hear! I can't wait to read it!
Thanks for this Gabby! I am such a Thriller lover so these are great recs! I think I really need to check out that Peter Swanson one. I hear things about it all the time, but just haven't picked it up. Maybe Ill try John Mars too.
I felt underwhelmed at local woman missing. We started at 100 then I felt we just never got back that pace until the end
I'm reading Look Closer next
I needed this! I've been burnt out on thrillers lately. I loved Razorblade Tears, Night Film, You, and The One! I think I need to read Karin Slaughter at this point!
As an avid thriller reader I found that I had read quite a few of these and would agree with all that you had to say. I also did move a couple of to be reads up on my pile and discovered one or two more that I had not heard of. Great video!
To my fellow thriller pros, here are my favorite authors:
Chris Carter, Jeffery Deaver, Jennifer Hillier, A.R. Torre, Jilliane Hoffman, Cody McFadyen.
I wanted to love look closer, but I need books that have dialogue! My ADHD takes over if I don't lol
I can't believe you didn't like Night Shift by Alex Finlay! I found it very thrilling and the twists had me shook!
I would recommend Seraphina Nova Glass.
Thanks for the recs! Have you read anything by Heather Chavez (I'm currently reading No Bad Deed)
Loved Razorblade Tears. No exit and The kind worth killing are on my list. I can't recommend any books to you because I'm always reading what you recommend. 😂
Omg it's jimin poster behind her 😍 that was nice surprise 😂
I’d recommend Thirteen by Steve Cavanaugh. While it is book 4 in a series it can stand on it own. And it is phenomenal! It was so good, fast paced, and so entertaining. I was obsessed with it while reading.
Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay and The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker. I found myself still thinking about them days after I finished reading them
I think you should try the good neighbor or the favorite child by cathryn grant.
The ending of Daisy Darker was so fun to me! It got pretty ridiculous but in a fun way! I completely understand why some people would hate it but I was gasping and giggling at the end. So many of these books are on my tbr but I haven't got to them yet
If you wanna raise the gross bar from Karin Slaughter, I highly recommend Birdman by Mo Hayder and also The treatment from the same author. Another surprisingly gripping book was Dear Child by Romy Haussmaan, very claustrophobic and messed up isolated hostage wife, messed up husband type book.
girrrllll clicked on this video so fast. sometimes thrillers don't hit like they used to so I'll be using a lot of these recs!
I arrived at this video because I wanted to see if there were any new videos with David Ellis, particularly about Look Closer. That book is great, and when I was reading it, I had both the book and audiobook--simultaneously reading and listening makes for a more immersive experience.
I don't take the time to read as many thrillers as I'd like, but I should keep this video in mind.
I really loved The Good Son by You-Jeong Jeong I think you'll like that one too.
Ahh yes I read this one last year and really enjoyed it!! ❤
Hey Gabby, love your videos. I also love thrillers, but not too scary. I'm a bonafide scary cat. I love a good who done it, but with an intellectual twist. So, last year I read a really great book with that in mind. 'Thief of River Falls' by Brian Freeman. OMG, that twist was epic, (and a little unnerving). I think you'll really like it.
I started with The Good Daughter and I was like😳
For something different, I wanna recommend some thrillers that are kind of out there--One of Us is Lying, My Sister the Serial Killer, and The Sympathizer. I was pleasantly surprised by One of Us is Lying because it was YA but I loved the Breakfast Club, locked-room mystery vibes it had. My Sister the Serial Killer has such a cheeky tone but I can see why some people will hate it. Also got to recommend the only book that won both the top mystery/thriller award AND the Pulitzer Prize. It's more spy thriller but so beautifully written. The narrator is so charming and charismatic.
The books by Mo Hayder are excellent, especially the Jack Caffery series (Birdman and The Treatment are brutal!). Also, The Devil of Nanking is pretty disturbing.
From the first 2 books recos, I know I should be taking my notes. I'm a bit sad that I've read 80% of the books, but will surely read the rest of the recos since we have really similar taste ｡• ᵕ •｡
P.S.: Pretty Girls is my favorite book and that's my red flag LOL
Great video! The only books I have read from this list are No Exit, Daisy Darker, and Turn of the Key. I loved them all. All the rest of these are on my tbr 😂
Great video. You need to read 'A Sorrow Called Sarah' by Charlotte Roddy. It comes out April 18th. I did not see the ending coming. It was a holy crap moment 😃
Couldn’t agree more on Pretty Girls. Totally brutal.
You….great in audio! You even “hear” him.
I am just getting into reading, I have struggled through out my life to stick with books. That being said I’m a HUGE true crime fan and thought thrillers would be a good way to grab me and keep me. My friend who is a booktuber and avid reader, put me onto Pretty Girls. I just finished it a couple days ago and I LOVED IT! I love that it’s considered a more “advanced” thriller book haha. Can’t wait to dive into some of these other books you have recommended! Thank you! ♥️
I have only read 8 from your list and I loved them all! I would also recommend The Perfect Marriage and The Housemaid and The Venue.
the venue was GREAT!
The Stillwater Girls by Minka Kent is a super underrated thriller that left me SHOOK. I had low expectations since it was a thriller I found on KU but omg it was so fun and twisty. I have it 4.5⭐️
I’ve read a good amount of thrillers now, so much so that I’m starting to dabble in horror. That being said I think I’m finally read for Karin Slaughter 😂 I’ve been so intimidated!
Wait, I NEED that shirt. Do you mind sharing where you get it?
I love your videos ❤ have you seen Taylor yet?!
They all sound so good! Thank you for the recommendations I'll deffinitly read them. 😁
Great video and as a lover of thriller books. Your recommendations are fabulous.
Oh my I love your sweater! Where is it from? 💜💜
Love all things Karin Slaughter! She is my favorite. Pretty girls is number 1. Also loved You and The Kind Worth Killing!! Currently reading No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay it’s so good!
And this is why I watch you!!!🎉🎉🎉 Awesome video!
Thank you!! ❤
OMG THE REPUTATION POSTERS!!!!
I would love to hear your hardcore horror recs! I don’t get scared like I used to!
Thirteen by Steve Cavanagh
Have you read any of Adele Parks?
My two top favorites are The One and No Exit. Verity is up there as well.
And Room by Emma Donahue!
Others you may not have read :
The Husbands Secret by Liane Moriarty
Some of Diane Chamberlain’s books are thrillers-The Silent Sister and Big Lies in a Small Town
I Let You Go by Claire McIntosh
I love those two books also
My first thriller was Pretty Girls 😂🤩
I need to know where you got your hoodie from!
The good 👍
If anyone is bored with thrillers, try some Nordic noir. A switch up of countries makes a big difference.
BA Paris, Dr Lucinda Berry, Sarah Pinbrough, JT Ellison, Claire Douglas, Tara French are a few mainstream authors I like a lot.
For a second there I thought my playback speed was at 1.5x and it definitely wasn’t. Love that energy
Love your video recs! I am considered an avid thriller reader. I am currently reading Black Friday by Alex Kava. I have never heard about this one. I was browsing through half-price books and found it. I just started it, and I am really enjoying it. It reads like it's a true story, and the stuff in this book could very well happen anywhere if it hadn't already. I am curious as to your thoughts if you happen to pick this one up. Keep up the amazing job!!!
Hey Gabby,
I think you would like Suicide House By Charlie Donlea. I also love all of Christian White’s books.