Julie Clark's "The Last Flight" spins a riveting tale of Claire Cook, who seems to have the perfect life on the surface. Behind this façade, however, is a life of control and fear, where escape seems impossible. That is until she meets Eva at the airport, leading to a fateful switch of identities. With this decision comes a whirlwind of danger and mystery as Claire navigates Eva's complex life, and the perilous secrets she left behind. "The Last Flight" is a masterpiece of suspense and surprising emotional depth, captivating readers with its plot twists and haunting conclusion. Learn more

"Disappeared" by Buckley is a gripping exploration of family loyalty and the terrifying lengths one might go to save a sibling. When Julie Welch realizes her sister Fay has vanished during their vacation in Morocco, what starts as confusion quickly turns into fear and a race against time. As Julie delves into the mystery, she must navigate through a web of deceit and danger in the Saharan desert, testing her perseverance and determination to keep herself and her sister safe. This novel is a complex weaving of suspenseful mystery and familial bonds. Learn more

Richard Chiappone’s "The Hunger of Crows" places readers in the icy expanse of Alaska, with protagonist Carla Merino on the run from a dangerous past. Hunted by a powerful military contractor, Carla finds herself in a high-stakes chase through unforgiving wilderness. With themes of survival and redemption, Carla teams up with unlikely allies in her pursuit to stay one step ahead of her pursuers. This novel is both a chilling thriller and exploration of resilience in the face of insurmountable odds. Discover more

In Thomas Perry's "The Left-Handed Twin", Jane Whitefield is a master of making people vanish. Her latest mission involves protecting a woman from her vengeful ex-boyfriend and the Russian mob. As Jane navigates the urban jungle of the Northeast, she employs her skills to outsmart relentless pursuers in a suspenseful tale that tests her abilities and convictions. With high tension and an engaging plot, this thriller captivates from start to finish. Explore further

Wallace Stroby’s "Heaven's a Lie" weaves a gritty tale of desperation and moral ambiguity. Joette Harper, a widow with mounting debts, sees a chance for a new start in the form of a briefcase filled with cash found at a crash site. However, the bag's origins tie her into a deadly game with its dangerous owner. Readers will find themselves enthralled in Joette's journey of survival as she navigates gang violence and the weight of her decisions. Find out more

Lawrence Osborne's "The Glass Kingdom" paints a vivid picture of both allure and peril in Bangkok. Protagonist Sarah Mullins escapes to a luxurious high-rise called the Kingdom, where she tries to hide from her past. As political unrest grows outside, Sarah becomes enmeshed in the clandestine and suspicious lives of her fellow residents. This psychological thriller is both an exploration of trust and a critique of expatriate lifestyles, offering readers a suspenseful journey through the shimmering facades of Bangkok. Read more

Lucky Armstrong has just successfully executed a million-dollar heist when things take a turn for the worse, as captured in Marissa Stapley's "Lucky". Alone and on the run, she discovers she has the winning lottery ticket, presenting a paradox: claiming her fortune would lead to her arrest. This novel takes readers on a pulsating journey through desperate times, weaving a story that balances suspense and heart-stopping action with insight into human nature and the quest for redemption. Learn more

In "Pieces of Her", a novel by Karin Slaughter, Andrea Oliver's world is flipped upside down when her mother Laura transforms from an everyday citizen into a figure of intrigue after thwarting a mall shooting. Doubts surface about Laura's past that send Andrea on a journey filled with suspense, where buried secrets threaten their lives. Slaughter’s riveting narrative keeps readers hooked as they uncover the tangled web of Laura's previous life and her fight to keep her family safe. Discover more

In Christina Dodd’s "Dead Girl Running", protagonist Kellen Adams is running both from a past she can't remember and a future that seems bleak. Taking refuge in the remote North Pacific coast, her discovery of a murdered body leads her down a path of intrigue and peril. This is a tale of survival and self-discovery as Kellen battles external dangers while grappling with unearthed memories. Readers are entrenched in a suspense-filled narrative that questions who can be trusted in a world of hidden threats. Find out more