Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box 41 (18 Books)

Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box 41 (18 Books)

Dive into the dark side with this thrilling collection of eighteen novels. Packed with espionage, police procedurals, and psychological suspense, this box features heavyweights like Don Winslow, James Patterson, and Robert Ludlum. From the corridors of British power to the mean streets of Las Vegas and the gothic tension of a snowbound reunion, these stories are designed to keep you guessing until the final page.

1. The Whistleblower by Robert Peston A high-octane political thriller from Britain's top political journalist. It’s 1997, and as election fever grips the nation, a journalist’s investigation into his sister’s death leads him into a dangerous web of power, money, and secrets at the heart of Westminster.

2. Syndicate by Felix Francis The master of the racing thriller returns with a high-stakes ride. A successful racehorse syndicate organizer finds his life spiraling out of control when blackmailers demand he fix the Epsom Derby—or face deadly consequences for his family.

3. Bad Men by Julie Mae Cohen A darkly funny thriller about Saffy Huntley-Oliver, a wealthy socialite with a unique hobby: she kills bad men. But her murderous lifestyle gets complicated when she decides to hunt for a good man and sets her sights on a true-crime podcaster.

4. Make Me Clean by Tina Baker Maria is a diligent cleaner who scrubs away the messes in her clients' lives—sometimes literally. She may have murdered a few terrible husbands and bosses along the way, but now her dark past threatens to resurface and stain her carefully polished existence.

5. Lost and Never Found by Simon Mason DI Ryan Wilkins is back in this "twisty" Oxford mystery. A celebrity’s luxury car is found abandoned, and the investigation leads the unlikely duo of Wilkins and his partner into the hidden world of the city's homeless, searching for a missing woman who claimed to be "always lost".

6. Say No More by Karen Rose A pulse-pounding romantic suspense novel. Mercy Callahan escaped a twisted cult years ago, but now her past is catching up with her. With the help of a homicide detective, she returns to Sacramento to hunt down the cult leader before he can silence her forever.

7. The Good Mother by Rae Cairns An Australian mother with a secret past in Northern Ireland is forced to return to Belfast when her son’s safety is threatened by an IRA figure from her history. She must confront the violence she left behind to protect the child she loves.

8. City in Ruins by Don Winslow The explosive conclusion to the Danny Ryan trilogy. Now a wealthy Las Vegas mogul, Danny tries to build a legitimate empire, but old enemies from the mob and the FBI rise up to drag him back into a war that could cost him everything.

9. The Beat Goes On: The Complete Rebus Stories by Ian Rankin The essential collection for fans of John Rebus. These short stories span the detective's entire career, offering snapshots of his life in Edinburgh from his rookie days to his retirement, filled with the grit and wit Rankin is famous for.

10. Robert Ludlum's The Geneva Strategy by Jamie Freveletti A Covert-One thriller. When a drone specialist is kidnapped, Jon Smith and his team race to stop terrorists from using stolen technology to launch drone strikes on US soil, uncovering a conspiracy involving brainwashing and memory-wiping drugs.

11. Showstopper by Peter Lovesey Detective Peter Diamond investigates a cursed TV show in Bath. As misfortunes and accidents plague the production, Diamond must determine if there is a jinx at work or a human hand guiding the chaos.

12. Speak of the Devil by Rose Wilding Seven women gather in a hotel room around the severed head of a man they all knew—and hated. As the police close in, the women must protect each other while unravelling which one of them actually struck the killing blow.

13. There Should Have Been Eight by Nalini Singh A gothic thriller set in a crumbling mansion in New Zealand’s Southern Alps. Seven friends gather for a reunion, but the ghost of the eighth friend—who died years ago—haunts the weekend as secrets and resentments boil over in the snow.

14. 1st to Die by James Patterson The book that launched the Women’s Murder Club. Four women—a detective, a lawyer, a medical examiner, and a reporter—join forces to stop a killer who is targeting newlyweds in San Francisco, bypassing the red tape to find justice.

15. Twelve Secrets by Robert Gold A journalist investigates a cold case that devastated his hometown: the murder of his brother and the suicide of his mother. But as he digs up the past, he realizes that the town is hiding twelve secrets, and someone is willing to kill to keep them buried.

16. Sunny by Colin O'Sullivan A sci-fi noir set in near-future Japan. A grieving woman finds herself trapped in her high-tech home with "Sunny," a domestic robot that seems to be developing a mind—and a sinister agenda—of its own.

17. Good Half Gone by Tarryn Fisher Iris Walsh has spent years searching for her twin sister, who was kidnapped as a teen. Her obsession leads her to intern at a psychiatric hospital on a remote island, where she discovers dark secrets that might finally reveal what happened to her sister.

18. End of Story by A.J. Finn A dying mystery novelist invites a detective to document his life, but the biography soon turns into an investigation. As the writer tells his story, he drops clues about a long-unsolved disappearance that has haunted his family for decades.