11 Page Turning Thrillers for Summer

by David Swinson

An auspicious, and gleefully amoral, series debut. Full review >

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by Matthew Carr

The author has written nonfiction books about terrorism and repression, and contemporary parallels may be found in this... Full review >

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by Swan Huntley

An intoxicating escape; as smart as it is fun. Full review >

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by Spencer Kope

Kope’s fascinating debut will place Steps Craig alongside Walt Longmire, Jack Reacher, and Charlie Parker as an enduring... Full review >

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by James Sallis

A brisk and sure-handed treat. Full review >

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by Bill Schutt & J.R. Finch

Fast-moving fun for thriller readers who enjoy a bit of horror and seeing bad guys get what’s coming to them. Full review >

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by Paul Tremblay

Tremblay excels at atmospheric unease even if the story he’s spinning isn’t always as rich as its milieu. Full review >

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by Michael Craven

An exciting, well-written detective noir whose final twist raises it far above the ordinary. Full review >

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by Susie Steiner

Hopefully, this is just the first adventure of many Steiner will write for DS Bradshaw and her team. Full review >

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by Ray Merritt

Often funny, always light, this one will appeal to mystery buffs who don’t require sex and gore—and to those harboring fond... Full review >

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by Joe Hill

A satisfying tale overall, just right for the beach. Be sure to wear sunscreen. Full review >

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