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    The Guest List by Lucy Foley
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    'The Guest List' by Lucy Foley is a suspenseful thriller set on a remote Irish island where a wedding turns deadly. The plot unfolds through multiple character perspectives, revealing secrets, lies, and motives for murder. The writing style is described as engaging, with a fluid timeline, clever plotting, and a gripping atmosphere reminiscent of Big Little Lies.

    In an instant, everything is in darkness. The band stop their playing. Inside the marquee the wedding guests squeal and clutch at one another. The light from the candles on the tables only adds to the...

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    Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott
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    Readers describe "Beware the Woman" as a thrilling and suspenseful story centered around Jacy, a pregnant woman visiting her father-in-law in a remote location. The book delves into themes of control, trust, and autonomy, reminiscent of classic tales like Rebecca. The author expertly weaves a mysterious and sinister atmosphere, leaving readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover secrets and clues throughout the narrative.


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    Snowblind
    Book 1 in the series:Dark Iceland

    Snowblind - Dark Iceland by Ragnar Jonasson
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    "Snowblind" by Ragnar Jonasson is a Nordic Noir mystery set in a cold and isolated village in Iceland, where newly arrived policeman Ari Thor investigates two sudden deaths while navigating the complexities of the tight-knit community. The plot unfolds slowly, with red herrings and complex storylines coming together to reveal the motives behind the crimes, all while the atmospheric setting of the snow-covered village adds to the sense of isolation and darkness. The writing style is introspective and claustrophobic, with beautifully described settings and a focus on character development, creating a sense of intrigue and suspense.

    There was pure happiness in her voice. Kristín was always softly spoken, as if nothing ever took her by surprise, but Ari Thór was starting to learn how to read her expressions. Those deep-blue eyes t...

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