[saltedegg]

Anyone got any good book recommendations?

[Bonnevie]

I really liked Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris

[Taltarzac725]

John Sandford's Twisted Prey is good but it follows up a story from an earlier book started in Silken Prey.

[PennBF]

I think a great book which teaches as it entertains is titled "The Sociopath Next Door". It was written by a Professor at Harvard and as you read the content you are also educatings yourself. Just an alternative?

[westcoast]

I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes...Hard to put down

[saltedegg]

Originally Posted by Bonnevie

I really liked Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris

Me too! The author has a couple of new books out, I hope they're as good.

[bandsdavis]

There is a series called The Ian Rutledge series by Charles Todd that are exceptional on a number of levels. They are very good mystries, and the lead character, Rutledge is a Scotland Yard inspector just after WWI who has some interesting psycological issues. The first in the series is A Test of Wills.

[raynan]

The Breakdown by B A Paris too.

[DanfromNC]

Actually, Twisted Prey and Silken Prey are part of the Lucas Davenport series by John Sanford. The entire series is very good.

[Madelaine Amee]

You might enjoy reading Ruth Rendell who is known for mysteries, and who also writes psychological thrillers as Barbara Vine. Google her for more information.