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The 45 Most Anticipated Spring Mysteries and Thrillers
Heads up, mystery and thriller fans: The spring season is going to be a busy one.
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We’ve collected below 45 of the spring’s most anticipated titles, as determined by which books your fellow Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ regulars are adding to their Want to Read shelves. All the titles here are slated to publish from the beginning of March to the end of May.
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Among this season’s highlights: Genre godfather Harlan Coben returns with Nobody’s Fool, a sequel of sorts to his 2016 novel, Fool Me Once (adapted into a last year). On the literary side of things, acclaimed author Amity Gaige returns with the wilderness suspense novel Heartwood, concerning a missing Appalachian trail hiker. And we’re hearing great things about Julie Chan Is Dead, Canadian author Liann Zhang’s debut thriller about the really dark side of social media.
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Elsewhere, you’ll find a nice selection of cozy mysteries, classic whodunits, psychological thrillers, serial killer stories, slightly satirical serial killer stories, and the latest in gonzo Florida crime fiction from the great Carl Hiaasen. Also: aging female assassins and movie star authors.
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Click on the book cover images for more information about each title. If you find any good leads, you can use the Want to Read button to add to your digital shelf.
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Mar 17, 2025 05:14AM
Count my lies is a great book
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Will be reading Fever Beach & Vera Wong
Still no Frozen People by Elly Griffiths.
I’m so excited for a new Vera Wong. The first one is a fave of mine. I suggest it to all my book loving friends.
How are these books picked? Some have only a handful of ratings.
Two Freida McFadden books and The Housemaid movie coming out in one year - a dream come true!
I have a few of these books on preorder.
I Agree....How are These Books 📚 Chosen?
Jacqueline wrote: "I Agree....How are These Books 📚 Chosen?"The text at the top of the page tells you that:
"We’ve collected below 45 of the spring’s most anticipated titles, as determined by which books your fellow Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ regulars are adding to their Want to Read shelves"
I have read six of them so far, and they are ranging between 2.5 and 4.0 star ratings.
AWESOME!! i love mystery novels! can’t wait to try them out!
Marble Hall Murders by Anthony Horowitz
Jennifer wrote: "I’m so excited for a new Vera Wong. The first one is a fave of mine. I suggest it to all my book loving friends."Me too! It was the best book I read in 2024. It is a book that I made myself ration because I didn’t want it to end.
All these books are so interesting to look at
The Frozen People looks really good. Thanks for the recommendation.
H.C. wrote: "How are these books picked? Some have only a handful of ratings."Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ was bought by Amazon a while back, so I would guess they are picked by either book publishers with Amazon marketing deals or Amazon promotions/marketing. This is just a guess, btw - I have no inside knowledge here.
I want that Man of Smoke arc so bad! Not even sure why as I haven’t read Alex North before, but the description sounds great.
I added a few to my TBR from this list
