Best Psychological Thrillers to Gift in 2015
Playing with Fire: A Novel
Tess Gerritsen Tess Gerritsen is famous for her Rizzoli & Isles series, but this new release has little in common with her detective novels. Pleaying with fire is gripping psychological suspense that spans time and place. Once you start this creepy read, it will be tough to put it down. Buy it for people who love clever reads with plenty of chills. Get The Book
What She Knew: A Novel
Gilly Macmillan What She Knew is a chilling tale of a mother named Rachel desperately searching for her son, who vanished suddenly in a park. Nothing is as it seems and Rachel soon becomes the target of the public’s attention. Gilly Macmillan’s debut novel is perfect for fans of The Girl on the Train and The Guilty One. Get The Book
In a Dark, Dark Wood
Ruth Ware Ruth Ware’s new book is dark and twisted. It starts innocently enough – a crime writer reluctantly agrees to a weekend with an old friend in a glass house, nestled in the English countryside. She then wakes up in the hospital with minimal memories, knowing only that someone is dead. Get The Book
The Gates of Evangeline
Hester Young Dark secrets are uncovered in the vivid dreams of Charlotte Cates. Charlotte has recently lost a child, and yet a little boy keeps popping up in her dreams, begging for help. Charlotte’s drive to help the boy leads her on a fast-paced and suspenseful adventure. Get The Book
Black-Eyed Susans
Julia Heaberlin Tessa is in the public eye for a chilling reason: she was found barely alive, with only hints of memory, in a field of wildflowers littered with bones. Now, years later, those same wildflowers haunt Tessa. They’re popping up outside her window in the middle of February, when no flowers grow. Her would-be killer is back… Get The BookLooking for more gifts for book lovers? Check out our entire collection here. Sign up for our email and we’ll send you a weekly email with the best new books in your favorite genres.