I read 18 mystery/thrillers this year.
I caught up with some of my favorite series. Robert Galbraith’s Cormoran Strike series is one of the best and the latest was excellent, yet again. I also love John Sandford’s Prey series and caught up by reading #30, 33&34. I read two more in Tana French’s Dublin Murder Squad, so good.
I also went and heard one of my faves Harlan Coben talk and sign his latest book for me. They are always quick and twisty and this one had Myron and gang!
Three new to me authors, also write some of my favorites this year. Amy Tintera has been on many favorites lists this year with Listen for the Lie. If you like podcasts, check this one out. Anthony Horowitz’s Magpie Murders is a miniseries. I haven’t watched it, but the book was good. And Karen McManus’s One of Us is Lying was a very fun YA closed room kind of murder mystery.
The rest were good too. I always love a good thriller! Any other thriller lovers? Any great series that I should jump into?
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I think I’ve read 2 – The Sun Down Motel and Magpie Murders.
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You know that I am a mystery/thriller reader and also love, love, love series. I’ve read several of the books pictured above. All the Tana French Dublin Murder Squad books (thinking of rereading them in 2025), Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders (the 2nd book). Another one that series will be published in May and it’s Marble Hall Murders. Love me some Myron books, but I haven’t read the newest one (2025 for sure). How fun to get to hear Mr. Coben. I’ve read The Running Grave and also enjoyed One Of Us Is Lying. Can’t remember if I’ve read the next in that series, One Of Us Is Next – I may have. I’m going to reread and catch up on mystery/thriller series in 2025. It’s my main goal. I just need to figure out the ‘catch-up’ books and then select what my rereads will be. I’m excited!
You’ve read so many of these!! The only one I probably won’t continue with is the One of Us Is Next. I need more thrillers in my life in 2025. Contrary to the number I’ve read they’ve made up too little of my reading time.