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Don’t miss the best new thrillers from the past month, hand-picked by our editors! Here are this month’s biggest and buzziest thrillers — including a propulsive Read with Jenna pick, a chilling New York Times bestseller already slated for a film adaptation, and more!
Alarm bells go off simultaneously around the world — and the clock starts ticking down…
WHY IT’S READWORTHY:
Cowritten by the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Armand Gamache series and an award-winning journalist
In this gripping read that Publishers Weekly calls “an eerily plausible nail-biter,” a Chinese American mother-daughter duo race across the world to prevent catastrophe
This political thriller comes to life with a ripped-from-the-headlines premise and its portrayal of nuanced family relationships
Don’t miss this unforgettable contender for the thriller of the summer!
WHY IT’S READWORTHY:
Five strangers wait on a train platform. In five minutes, one of them will die. This book will tell you their stories first…
Garnering praise from Chris Whitaker, Alafair Burke, and Shari Lapena, who says it’s “quite unlike anything I’ve ever read”
A wildly inventive page-turner that breaks the fourth wall, allowing readers to engage with “a kind of morality tale, a Rorschach test for all of us” (The New York Times)
Race through the first entry in a brand-new series!
WHY IT’S READWORTHY:
Lee Child, Brad Thor, and Mark Greaney all recommend this #1 New York Times bestselling writer
With his loyal Belgian Malinois, jaded CIA operative Chris Walker embarks on a path of justice and retribution when the widow of a fallen teammate begs him for help
A propulsive vigilante thriller cowritten by the author of The Terminal List
Take a trip to ‘a bibliophile’s haunted house, crawling with secrets’ (A. J. Finn)
WHY IT’S READWORTHY:
“Stephen King meets Agatha Christie” (Hank Phillippi Ryan) in this hot new release
When Aria Stokes is taken on a tour of the infamous, haunted Daedalus Library, she’s forced to confront her dark past — and a killer hiding in plain sight…
A dark fairy tale, a locked-room whodunit, and a work of gothic horror all in one
Jump right into a clever series ‘in peak form’ (Publishers Weekly)
WHY IT’S READWORTHY:
A delightful, metafictional whodunit that’s perfect for fans of classic British mysteries
Hollywood has finally come knocking… but as the movie adaptation of Hawthorne and Horowitz’s first case begins to film, the star is murdered
Match wits against pugnacious former detective inspector Daniel Hawthorne — but the author will “keep you guessing until the very last page” (Town & Country)
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