The Mystery, Crime, and Thriller Group discussion

From Bookpage: a list of 26 mystery and suspense novels that the people at bookpage are "itching to read."

https://www.bookpage.com/features/202...

Feel free to another list of upcoming/anticipated 2023 books if you come across one.

Terrific list Nancy! Put holds on 4 pre-orders at my library.
Thanks for the link ☃️

Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane caught my eye and I'm sure many of the others will be good but nothing made me itchy. Maybe the people at BookPage need some Cortizone-10?

Icewineanne wrote: "Terrific list Nancy! Put holds on 4 pre-orders at my library.
Thanks for the link ☃️"

You're welcome!

RJ - Slayer of Trolls wrote: "Small Mercies by Dennis Lehane caught my eye and I'm sure many of the others will be good but nothing made me itchy. Maybe the people at BookPage need some Cortizone-10?"

The Lehane caught my eye as well.
I'll be looking for other "most anticipated" lists and hope for more.

I saw about seven. Although I am falling behind in those series so there is no hurry for me.

exiles looks interesting! might be my next book!!

I saw several good ones, too. :) I wonder how early we can reserve books on the Libby and Hoopla apps?

I may give the new Dennis Lehane novel a try, although after a six year hiatus I am a bit leery.

The new book by S.A. Cosby is also on my radar. I read his previous two novels in 2022 and really enjoyed them.

Thank you for posting... not that I need anymore TBR's but I just cant help myself... lol

I have two on Nancy's list to read. Kellerman and Harper. Not much else has attracted me.

I am so excited for these books!:
Good Bad Girl by Alice Feeney
The Woman Inside by M.T. Edvardsson
The Guest Room by Tasha Sylva
The Camp by Nancy Bush
Murder on Mustang Beach by Alicia Bessette
The Favor by Nora Murphy
The Intern by Michele Campbell
Thicker Than Water by Megan Collins
The Revenge List by Hannah Mary McKinnon
Dead of Winter by Darcy Coates
Prom Mom by Laura Lippman
Some Shall Break by Ellie Marney
Suddenly a Murder by Lauren Muñoz
Zero Days by Ruth Ware
The House in the Pines by Ana Reyes
None of This is True by Lisa Jewell
Where Are the Children Now? By Mary Higgins Clark
The Only Survivors by Megan Miranda
The Only One Left by Riley Sager
THIS IS SUCH A GOOD YEAR FOR MYSTERIES & THRILLERS!!

Sorry for the long list 🫣

Timothy wrote: "Without competition in the last ten years, if not more...
"Night in Zagreb""

No matter what topic you post, there's always that one author who has to have his sock puppets spam all over it.

Nancy wrote: "From Bookpage: a list of 26 mystery and suspense novels that the people at bookpage are "itching to read."

https://www.bookpage.com/features/202...

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Thank you for posting this! Very interesting list!
I just finished Exiles by Jane Harper and thoroughly enjoyed it. I liked its nice and relaxed pace, it wasn't a super twisted plot or a dark one, yet it was a solid story with interesting characters and some smart moves along the way. Was looking towards Caroline Kepnes but i am afraid her series played out for me.
Nevertheless, there are a few authors that caught ,my eye and I will be giving them a try.

Not technically new, but the NYRB has been translating Jean-Patrick Manchette's works into English over the last few years, I'm on a mission to acquire and read them all before the newest one drops in November. Brisk, violent, funny, good politics and usually under 200 pages, he's becoming one of my favorite noir writers.

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