10 New Thrillers You Won’t Be Able To Put Down

For fans of psychological suspense and unreliable narrators.

As a kid Katrina Kim read a fantasy book that now as an adult she finds herself hallucinating about and questioning her mental state sometimes. She has rituals to deal with her stresses, is estranged from her parents, and is stalking a co-worker — even if in her mind it is absolutely not stalking. When she sees her coworker die by suicide, pointing the finger at her as the cause, she is determined to figure out what could possibly have led to this. The more she digs — risking her own job and sanity — the more she begins to feel like she was the one being stalked. But what can she believe?

I really enjoyed Hannah Choi’s narration on the audiobook.

(TW suicide, detail/ suicidal thoughts, discussion/ stalking/ gaslighting/ workplace sexual harassment case/ brief mention past cancer, now in remission/ mental illness)

For fans of puzzle books, pop-culture, and literary references!

Tuesday Mooney, a loner whose childhood best friend disappeared, finds herself on an Edgar Allan Poe treasure hunt through Boston, prompted by a billionaire’s death. It’s the kind of scavenger hunt book you can get lost in, that is filled with fun pop culture and literary references, but also delves into coping with grief.

Lauren Fortgang, who has a super long list of work including lots of great thrillers, narrates the audiobook.

(TW depression/ parent death in recent past/ discussion about suicide/ past domestic and child abuse)