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Top Ten Writers of Psychological Suspense
Here are ten examples of the best writers of psychological suspense, arranged alphabetically to avoid any hint of favoritism.
PREMIUM
Fractured Families: A Lottie Albright Mystery
Featuring a crime spree and a murderer, both as cold as the Midwestern winter setting, this whodunit will burn like frostbite.
PREMIUM
The Devil's Country
Despite a somewhat predictable setup, Hunsicker's latest (The Grid) introduces a sympathetic hero who struggles with his own demons as much as he strives to solve the crime at hand.
PREMIUM
The Crow Trap: A Vera Stanhope Mystery
It would be foolish to discount Vera because she doesn't dress smartly
PREMIUM
The No. 2 Feline Detective Agency: A Hettie Bagshot Mystery
For fans of the British cozy, this series launch could be a welcome detour, as long as one suspends disbelief long enough to allow for feline crime solvers and the like.
PREMIUM
Baby, Take a Bow
North Carolina PI David Randall and his psychic sidekick Camden contend with a missing baby and surly ghosts in Tesh's fifth book in the series (after Just You Wait)...
PREMIUM
A Death in the Dales: A Kate Shackleton Mystery
The mysteries themselves may not be complex, but given the fascinating cast of supporting characters, a pleasant Yorkshire setting, and an endearing heroine, this is a solid British traditional mystery that should please series regulars and newcomers alike.
PREMIUM
One by One: A Danny Ryan Thriller
Solidly plotted with satisfying twists and turns, this is an enjoyable continuation of a promising series.
PREMIUM
This gritty story, in what will hopefully become a new series, has roots in American noir yet fully embraces its Japanese setting, establishing Obregón as a fresh, up-and-coming voice in crime fiction.
Blue Light Yokohama
This gritty story, in what will hopefully become a new series, has roots in American noir yet fully embraces its Japanese setting, establishing Obregón as a fresh, up-and-coming voice in crime fiction.
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