Crime, Mysteries & Thrillers discussion

Booklistreader.com had an article about the trend on unreliable narrators and unlikable people: Unreliable Narrators and Unlikeable People: 8 Killer Examples of Psychological Suspense

http://www.booklistreader.com/2015/09...



What do you think? Can you think of examples of this? I remember a traumatic experience reading that classic unreliable narrator in The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. I couldn't read a book in the first person for years afterwards! Also, when you go to unlikable characters, may I suggest The Lying Tongue by Andrew Wilson?

I like how they called 'Psychological Suspense' Horror's disturbing sibling.

Personally I enjoy unreliable narrators to a point. I like surreal and dreamy style writing, where the character isn't sure what's going in mystery situations, the strong element of surprise and getting absorbed into the story.