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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 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
Deeply political without becoming pedantic, Khan's crime novel offers a fictionalized yet very real look at a region that is steeped in both beauty and misery. [See Prepub Alert, 8/15/16.]
Among the Ruins
Deeply political without becoming pedantic, Khan's crime novel offers a fictionalized yet very real look at a region that is steeped in both beauty and misery. [See Prepub Alert, 8/15/16.]
PREMIUM
Garden of Lamentations
An enthralling blend of suspense on the home front and possible scandal in the professional arena, with characters who are made as much for investigating as they are for each other, makes for a particularly strong series outing from an author who rarely disappoints. [See Prepub Alert, 8/15/16.]
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