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Bestselling Mystery, Suspense, and Thriller eBooks
MystereBooks is your source for bestselling mystery, suspense and thriller eBooks available for immediate download to your electronic reading device.
Book titles are listed alphabetically by author. Series information (if applicable) and links to an author bibliography page are also included.
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This page was updated with new titles on January 20, 2012.
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David Baldacci: Zero Day. |
Nevada Barr: The Rope. Anna Pigeon (17th) |
Alan Bradley: I Am Half-Sick of Shadows. Flavia de Luce (4th) |
Stephen J. Cannell: Vigilante. Shane Scully (11th) |
Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child: Gideon's Corpse. Gideon Crew (2nd) |
Michael Connelly: The Drop. Harry Bosch (17th) |
Robin Cook: Death Benefit. |
Patricia Cornwell: Red Mist. Kay Scarpetta (19th) |
Robert Crais: Taken. Elvis Cole (12th) |
Michael Crichton: Micro. |
Janet Evanovich: Explosive Eighteen. Stephanie Plum (18th numbered) |
Charles Finch: A Burial at Sea. Charles Lennox (5th) |
Diana Gabaldon: The Scottish Prisoner. Lord John Grey (4th) |
Elizabeth George: Believe the Lie. Thomas Lynley and Barbara Havers (16th) |
Sue Grafton: V is for Vengeance. Kinsey Millhone (22nd) |
Derek Haas: Dark Men. Silver Bear (3rd) |
James W. Hall: Dead Last. Thorn (12th) |
Robert Harris: The Fear Index. |
Tami Hoag: Down the Darkest Road. Oak Knoll (3rd) |
Anthony Horowitz: The House of Silk. Sherlock Holmes |
Stephen Hunter: Soft Target. Ray Cruz (1st) |
P. D. James: Death Comes to Pemberley. |
Peter James: Dead Man's Grip. Roy Grace (7th) |
Lene Kaaberbol: The Boy in the Suitcase. It's really hard to enjoy this novel when the basic plot premise is so impossible to accept. Furthermore, none of the characters are all that engaging, there is little suspense, and the multiple storylines converge in a predictable, almost passive manner. |
Faye Kellerman: Gun Games. Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus (20th) |
Raymond Khoury: The Devil's Elixir. Sean Reilly and Tess Chaykin (5th) |
Dean Koontz: 77 Shadow Street. |
Ed Kovacs: Storm Damage. Cliff St. James (1st) This fine, crisply written mystery introduces a strongly drawn character, an ex-NOPD detective now working as a private investigator. The post-Katrina timeline is a little bit contrived, as the murder investigation storyline is solid enough without the distraction of descriptions of "New Normal" life in New Orleans. |
Elmore Leonard: Raylan. Raylan Givens |
John Lescroart: The Hunter. Wyatt Hunt, Hunt Club (3rd) |
Barry Maitland: Chelsea Mansions. Brock and Kolla (11th) This outstanding entry in the series features a large cast of characters, which are vividly portrayed in an environment of interwoven plotlines that can be tricky to follow but the end result is well worth the effort. |
Margaret Maron: Three-Day Town. Deborah Knott (17th) |
Kyle Mills: The Immortalists. |
Marcia Muller: City of Whispers. Sharon McCone (29th) |
Jo Nesbø: The Leopard. Harry Hole (8th) |
James Patterson and Maxine Paetro: #1 Suspect. Jack Morgan, Private (2nd) |
Sara Paretsky: Breakdown. V. I. Warshawski (16th) |
T. Jefferson Parker: The Jaguar. Charlie Hood (5th) |
James Patterson: Kill Alex Cross. Alex Cross (18th) |
Ian Rankin: The Impossible Dead. |
Matthew Reilly: Scarecrow Returns. Shane "Scarecrow" Schofield (5th) |
Al Roker: The Talk Show Murders. Billy Blessing (3rd) |
Alexander McCall Smith: The Forgotten Affairs of Youth. Isabel Dalhousie, Sunday Philosophy Club (8th) |
Tom Rob Smith: Agent 6. Leo Demidov (3rd) |
Taylor Stevens: The Innocent. Vanessa "Michael" Munroe (2nd) |
Brad Taylor: All Necessary Force. Pike Logan (2nd) |
Charles Todd: The Confession. Ian Rutledge (14th) |
Stuart Woods: D. C. Dead. Stone Barrington (22nd) |
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