
1)
The Mercy Chair by M W Craven
The sixth in the Washington Poe series of thrillers, with his side-kick Tilly Bradshaw (best character ever written IMO); the darkest yet and with a stunning twist that had me completely fooled.
2)
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
Beautifully written example of domestic noir with a twist so unexpected that it still takes my breath away long after I’ve read the book and other details have faded away.
3)
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
Having been brought up on film and TV adaptations, I have only recently started reading Christie’s novels. This is thought by many to be her best, and the twist certainly makes it one of the greats.
BIO: Elizabeth Ducie gave up a life of international consultancy to ‘tell lies for a living’. She writes cosy crime set in an English village and thrillers set around the world; plus business books for authors. Books available in paperback and as ebooks; free to download via KU.
Published on June 27, 2025 10:14