Six New Thrillers to Read This Autumn
Cosy up with a juicy thriller this autumn
Unreliable Narrator
Araminta Hall
A decade after fleeing Somerset with a broken heart and a dark secret, Hope is shocked to find that the man she has spent years protecting with her silence has turned the dark details of her past life into an international bestseller. But the author has changed the ending, and Hope is determined to reclaim the narrative.
Dissection of a Murder
Jo Murray
Leila Reynolds has just been given her first case and it couldn’t be more high profile – a respected judge has been murdered, and the defendant has asked for Leila specifically. The problem is, he refuses to talk, and Leila is racing against the clock to keep him
out of prison.
The High Island
Lin Anderson
On the remote Isle of Hoy, an idyllic renovation project uncovers a grim scene – the body of a mother and baby. For DI Erling Flett, the case hits close to home and as he fights to identify the victims, he becomes entangled in the local community’s secrets and feuds.
I Did a Bad Thing
Louise Jensen
Devoted mum Mia Finch is thrown into the world of influencers when she decides to document her daughter’s battle with a rare disease. But after her dreams become a nightmare, she becomes a true crime sensation for all the wrong reasons. Will we ever know the truth of what happened to the Finches?
Who Can You Trust?
Susan Lewis
The new Cristy Ward thriller will keep you guessing at every turn. Decades ago, Nicole’s twins disappeared without a trace, and despite her protests Nicole is convicted of the crime. But Cristy doesn’t think the story adds up, and starts digging into the case.
The Library After Dark
Ande Pliego
This thrilling locked-room mystery will have you hooked from the beginning. Five strangers from different walks of life are locked inside New York’s most notorious library for an exclusive after-hours tour. When someone turns up dead, they have until morning to catch the killer.
