Suspense, Mystery, Horror and Thriller Fiction - Suspense Magazine

While summer is flying by at its normally quick pace, that doesn’t mean you don’t have time to read some suspenseful
books before thoughts turn to autumn and fallen leaves.
Here are some books that will keep you on the edge of your seat, wherever that may be the remainder of the summer:
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“Dublin Dead,” gerard O’Donovan. In this Irish thriller, a sequel to O’Donovan’s debut “The
Priest” (2010), journalist Siobhan Fallon has a hunch that there is something not quite right regarding
a millionaire estate agent’s suicide, but the official investigation is cursory: Dozens of people who
work in the Irish property industry have committed suicide in the recent years, so what’s one more?
A female reporter who gets the scoop no matter what it takes, Siobhan investigates the estate agent’s
life and death. Meantime, her friend DI Mike Mulcahy is trying to solve the murder of a noted
Dublin gangster in Spain. The twists and turns here come from attempting to work out the
inevitable tie between the two deaths.
“Blue Monday,” nicci French. This is the first in a new series of
psychological thrillers unveiling an interesting London psychotherapist.
In this book, Frieda Klein is a solitary, incisive psychotherapist who
spends her sleepless evenings strolling along the ancient rivers that have been forced underground
in modern London.
The kidnapping of five-year-old Matthew Farraday provokes a national outcry and a frantic
police search. Meantime, Frieda cannot get out of her head that one of her patients has been
having dreams in which he has a desire for a child, a red-haired child he can describe in flawless
detail, a child the spitting image of Matthew. As a result, Frieda finds herself in the center of the
investigation, serving as the unwilling assistant to the chief inspector.
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“Catch Me” D.D. Warren #6, Lisa gardner. The relentless Boston investigator must solve a
coldly calculated murder prior to it happening. As the plot evolves, a lone woman outside D.D.’s latest crime scene startles her
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