Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box 46 (17 Books)

Crime Fiction & Thriller Bargain Book Box 46 (17 Books)

This massive collection of seventeen novels is the ultimate haul for crime fiction addicts.  It features heavy hitters like Jeffrey Archer, Ian Rankin, and Patricia Cornwell, alongside the modern psychological twists of Gillian Flynn and A.J. Finn. From the glitz of 1920s Hollywood and the cutthroat world of social media influencers to cozy mysteries and sci-fi noir, this selection will keep you on the edge of your seat for months.

1. Looking Glass Sound by Catriona Ward From the author of The Last House on Needless Street comes a mind-bending psychological thriller. Decades after a traumatic summer at a cottage in Maine, a writer tries to pen his memoirs, only to realize that the past—and the book he is writing—might be changing beneath his fingers.

2. Freeze by Kate Simants Big Brother meets the Arctic. A reality TV show set on a frozen ship in the North West Passage turns into a nightmare when a contestant is found dead. With the cameras rolling and no escape from the ice, the remaining contestants must figure out who the killer is before the show is cancelled... permanently.

3. Without a Trace by Mari Hannah DCI Kate Daniels faces her toughest case yet. A flight from London to New York vanishes over the Atlantic. As the investigation unfolds, Daniels realizes the disappearance might not be an accident, and the truth lies closer to home than she ever imagined.

4. Witness X by SE Moorhead A gripping futuristic thriller set in a world where the police can extract memories from witnesses. When a serial killer from the past seems to have returned, a "memory profiler" must enter the minds of the dead to catch a murderer who shouldn't exist.

5. The Beat Goes On: The Complete Rebus Stories by Ian Rankin The essential companion for Rebus fans. This collection gathers every short story featuring the curmudgeonly Edinburgh detective, charting his life and career from his early days as a rookie to his retirement and beyond.

6. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn The modern classic that redefined the domestic thriller. On their fifth wedding anniversary, Amy Dunne disappears, and all signs point to her husband, Nick. But as the police and media close in, it becomes clear that nothing about this marriage is what it seems.

7. Red Mist by Patricia Cornwell Dr. Kay Scarpetta is on the trail of a cold case. Determined to find out why her former deputy was murdered in a women's prison, she unravels a conspiracy that connects a string of brutal slayings to a powerful enemy from her past.

8. The Cliff House by Chris Brookmyre A hen weekend on a remote Scottish island goes horribly wrong. Seven women, each with a secret, are trapped by a helicopter pilot who isn't there to take them home. He has a message: one of them is a killer, and he won't let them leave until he gets a confession.

9. The Devil's Playground by Craig Russell Set in the gothic glamour of 1927 Hollywood. A "fixer" for the studios is tasked with finding a rumored "snuff film" that could destroy a major production. His search leads him into the darkest corners of the silent film era, where horror is all too real.

10. Double Barrel Bluff by Lou Berney (Also known as Double Barrel). Shake Bouchon, a former getaway driver, is pulled back into the life for one last job. He heads to Cambodia to find a missing literary genius, but he finds himself caught between a local warlord, a beautiful woman, and a very bad situation.

11. A Brush with Death by J.M. Hall The fourth installment in The Retired Teacher Mysteries. The sleuthing trio of retired schoolteachers is back, investigating a murder at a local art class. It’s a charming, witty, and sharp-eyed cozy mystery perfect for fans of The Thursday Murder Club.

12. You Will Never Be Me by Jesse Sutanto A dark and twisty dive into the toxic world of "mom-fluencers." Meredith has built a lucrative empire online, but her former best friend Aspen is watching—and plotting. It’s a story of obsession, envy, and how far someone will go to get the perfect feed.

13. Midnight in Soap Lake by Matthew Sullivan A captivating mystery about a man who returns to his quirky hometown to solve the decades-old disappearance of a teenage movie star—a mystery that has haunted his life and the town’s history ever since.

14. I Bet You'd Look Good in a Coffin by Katy Brent The sequel to How to Kill Men and Get Away With It. Influencer and serial killer Kitty Collins is trying to be good. But when a copycat killer starts targeting people in her orbit, Kitty might have to dust off her murder skills to clear her name.

15. Sorrow Spring by Olivia Isaac-Henry A haunting, atmospheric thriller. A woman returns to the village where her sister was murdered years ago, determined to finally uncover the truth. But the village of Sorrow Spring does not give up its secrets easily, and someone is watching her every move.

16. An Eye for an Eye by Jeffrey Archer The latest William Warwick novel. Warwick and his team are in a race against time to stop a criminal mastermind who is plotting a revenge that strikes at the very heart of the judicial system. It’s classic Archer: high stakes, legal drama, and clever twists.

17. End of Story by A.J. Finn From the author of The Woman in the Window. A dying mystery writer invites a detective to his home to document his life story. But as the writer recounts his past, the detective realizes that the final chapter might be a confession to a crime that has baffled police for years.