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Missing White Woman (2024)Kellye Garrett"Missing White Woman is a compulsive page-turner with plenty of twists and turns you won't see coming. Kellye Garrett is a rising star, and Missing White Woman is her best one yet."Calico (2023)Lee Goldberg"In Calico, Lee Goldberg seamlessly blends a present-day police procedural with a Western from the 1880s. The results are a genre-bending, gripping read." Ruthless (2023)(Kaldan and Schafer Mystery, book 3)Anne Mette Hancock"The best series I've read this year Kaldan and Schafer is my new favorite crime solving duo." Gone Tonight (2023)Sarah Pekkanen"Filled with buried secrets and jaw-dropping deception, Sarah Pekkanen's GONE TONIGHT is a page-turning thriller about a mother-daughter you won't soon forget.. What would make a teenage girl vanish into the night and live a life on the run for two decades? Read Gone Tonight. It's a wild ride." Central Park West (2023)James Comey"James Comey's intimate knowledge of law enforcement makes Central Park West a winning legal thriller, but the book is so much more than an insider's account. Memorable characters, a gripping plot, and breathless pacing combine for a truly outstanding debut-one that announces a bold new talent in the mystery genre." We Are the Light (2022)Matthew Quick"We Are the Light is a beautifully written and emotion-packed novel with a huge heart. Matthew Quick takes us on a searing and unforgettable journey through grief and empathy and how even the most broken of us can be repaired." With Prejudice (2022)Robin Peguero"With Prejudice is a brilliant debut, full stop. Written with warmth, humanity, and raw emotion, this is a both a gripping thriller and an insightful look at the complexities of American crime and punishment. Robin Peguero has written a modern-day 12 Angry Men." A Narrow Door (2021)(Malbry, book 4)Joanne Harris"A psychological thriller you can't put down and an antiheroine you won't forget." The Shadow Box (2021)Luanne Rice"The Shadow Box is Luanne Rice at her dazzling best. Filled with dark family secrets and wells of deep emotion, this novel will stick with you long after you’ve finished reading." The Nightworkers (2020)Brian Selfon"A gripping, big-hearted thriller about a family of criminals coming apart at the seams. Whip-smart and surprisingly funny, The Nightworkers is a terrific debut about loyalty and the ties that bind." You Betrayed Me (2020)(San Francisco , book 3)Lisa Jackson"Lisa Jackson shows yet again why she is one of the best...A pure nail biter." Chasing Jack (2020)Parnell Hall"Parnell Hall has long been one of my favorite crime fiction writers. Chasing Jack is his best yet." Ghosts of Harvard (2020)Francesca Serritella"Wow, what a lively, compelling, and intoxicating debut. Ghosts of Harvard is so many things—a rumination on grief, a glimpse behind the ivory walls of a famous institution, a poignant look at mental illness, and a powerful story about the ghosts that haunt us all. Francesca Serritella is my new ‘go-to’ author." Seven Lies (2020)Elizabeth Kay"SEVEN LIES is a relentless, chilling story of what happens when friendship becomes obsession. Keep the lights on - you'll be turning pages deep into the night with this one." Pretty Things (2020)Janelle Brown"Pretty Things is awesome. Simple as that. I loved every page. Janelle Brown is your new must-read author." The God Game (2020)Danny Tobey"Smart, propulsive and gripping, The God Game is an ambitious thriller and a terrifying examination of what could - and probably already is - happening in the world of artificial intelligence." Wanderers (2019)(Wanderers , book 1)Chuck Wendig"Wanderers is wonderful—a suspenseful, twisty, satisfying, surprising, thought-provoking epic of a novel. Chuck Wendig has taken his considerable talents to the next level. Dig in." Girls Like Us (2019)Cristina Alger"Girls Like Us is the best of psychological suspense: nuanced, expertly fast-paced, and full of surprises you truly don't see coming. Cristina Alger is my kind of writer—as graceful on the page as she is gritty." The Escape Room (2019)Megan Goldin"High wire tension from the first moment to the last. Four ruthless people locked in a deadly game where victory means survival. Gripping and unforgettable!" The Shallows (2019)(Nils Shapiro, book 3)Matt Goldman"Sharp wit, complex characters, and masterful plotting...a writer to watch." The Never Game (2019)(Colter Shaw, book 1)Jeffery Deaver"Lightning-fast and loaded with twists, The Never Game is a thrill a minute from one of the best. Don’t miss it." The Paris Diversion (2019)(Expats, book 2)Chris Pavone"Chris Pavone's The Paris Diversion is the best espionage novel I've read this year. Smart, sophisticated and suspenseful, this is Pavone's finest novel to date -- and that's saying something." Last Looks (2018)(Charlie Waldo, book 1)Howard Michael Gould"Gripping, smart and funny, Last Looks features a wholly new and compelling hero in former detective-turned-PI Charlie Waldo. With razor sharp dialogue, hardboiled intrigue, and a plot that hums along at high speed, Howard Michael Gould’s remarkable debut thriller is not to be missed." The Driver (2017)Hart Hanson"Riveting, smart, and funny, The Driver is a masterfully crafted debut. Michael Skellig is the hero we've been waiting for--a wry war veteran who doesn't take anything (or anyone) too seriously, even while staring down the face of a sawed-off shotgun." Here and Gone (2017)Haylen Beck"Packed with smart twists and unforgettable characters, Here and Gone is one of the best debuts of the year. Highly recommended." Trophy Son (2017)Douglas Brunt"Trophy Son brings Conroy's The Great Santini and Malamud's The Natural into the present day... A terrific book." Redemption Road (2016)John Hart"Big, bold, and impossible to put down, Redemption Road had me from page one. John Hart is a Master Storyteller." Woof (2015)(Bowser and Birdie, book 1)Spencer Quinn"I defy anyone to read this book-kid or adult-without a big, goofy grin." The Secret Place (2014)(Dublin Murder Squad, book 5)Tana French"I've been enthusiastically telling everyone who will listen to read Tana French." Tell No Lies (2014)(Aldridge Sisters / Oyster Point Thriller, book 2)Tanya Anne Crosby"Crosby serves up suspense, secrets and southern scandal like no one else!" Those We Love Most (2012)Lee Woodruff"Flawless, breathtaking, and oh-so-real, Those We Love Most is a beautifully written book about family, love, betrayal, forgiveness, and how we pick up the pieces in the wake of unthinkable tragedy. When I turned the last page, I found myself missing the characters already. I can't recommend this book highly enough." The Sixes (2011)Kate White"A terrifying psychological thriller that takes 'mean girls' to a whole new level of creepy." Paranoia (2004)Joseph Finder"High-Octane suspense. Joseph Finder catapults himself into the front ranks of contemporary writers." Everyone Dies (2003)(Kevin Kerney, book 8)Michael McGarrity"If you have never read Michael McGarrity, then do yourselves a favor and read Everyone Dies." God is a Bullet (1999)Boston Teran"In a word: Wow. GOD IS A BULLET is a shotgun blast to the gut--a kick-a**, in-your-face tour de force from start to finish. Every page carries a fresh wallop and a nightmarish jolt. Boston Teran's haunting words stay with you long after you turn the final page. I'm still stunned." Books containing stories by Harlan Coben
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| 1996 Anthony Award for Best Paperback original : Deal Breaker | | 1997 Dilys Award for Best Book (nominee) : Fade Away | | 1997 Shamus Award for Best Paperback original : Fade Away | | 1998 Barry Award for Best Paperback original : Back Spin | | 1998 Dilys Award for Best Book (nominee) : Back Spin | | 2002 Anthony Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Tell No One | | 2002 Edgar Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Tell No One | | 2002 Macavity Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Tell No One | | 2014 Agatha Award for Best Children/Young Adult Fiction (nominee) : Found | | 2021 Barry Award for Best Novel (nominee) : The Boy from the Woods |
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