Books matching: mystery and suspense elements
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Save:In 'The Rabbit Factory' by Marshall Karp, LAPD detectives Lomax and Biggs are thrown into a series of murders at the Familyland theme park, reminiscent of Disneyland. The book follows a roller coaster ride of twists and turns as the detectives race against time to solve the case and prevent further bloodshed. With a mix of humor, fast-paced action, and intricate plot development, the story unfolds with elements of mystery and suspense, keeping readers engaged from start to finish.
Six weeks ago he had lied, cheated, and bribed his way into the best job in the world. And now, he was Rambo. Rambunctious Rabbit, the most famous character Dean Lamaar ever created. The acknowledged... - #2
Save:A gritty, bold MC romance with unforgettable leads - perfect if you like your love stories raw, suspenseful, and action-packed. Just be ready for graphic content and emotional intensity!
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Save:A warm, emotional, and swoony romance that celebrates family and second chances - perfect if you like your love stories layered with heart, hope, and a realistic look at imperfect but genuine people.
I gazed past the tree trunks to the lake on the other side of the forest. I hated to admit it, but the view was rather stunning. The deep blue water had a glassy sheen. The summer sunlight bounced off... - #4
Save:Two Cabins, One Lake is a cheeky, spicy romp through the Alaskan wilderness - equal parts hilarious and hot, but definitely best for those who can handle larger-than-life characters and a lot of steam.
My alarm went off two hours later. As I lay there, blinking into the bluish glow of predawn coming through the window, my desire to hurt somebody was strong as ever. Ah, who was I kidding? ‘Somebod... - #5
Save:Goldenseal is the first book in the Garoul series by Gill McKnight, introducing readers to the world of the Garoul family and the protagonist Amy Fortune. The story follows Amy as she returns home to Little Dip to help her aunt Connie illustrate the Garoul family's annual almanac. As Amy delves deeper into the mysteries surrounding her family and the valley, she uncovers secrets, faces past relationships, and navigates the supernatural elements of the Garoul world. The plot is described as a mix of mystery, romance, adventure, and paranormal elements, creating a fast-paced and engaging read that keeps readers hooked until the end.
The writing style of Goldenseal is praised for its ability to transport readers into the world created by Gill McKnight. The author's talent in blending romance, horror, mystery, and suspense is highlighted, with engaging leads and a slow-burn romance between Amy and Leone adding depth to the story. The book is commended for its atmospheric descriptions that immerse readers in the setting, making them feel the weather, smell the forest, and experience the tension and excitement alongside the characters.
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Save:A lively, witty road trip romance packed with humor, heart, and adventure - best enjoyed by fans of clever heroines and the Malloren family’s dramatic Georgian world.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mallorens ) - #7
Save:An engaging amnesia romance with a bittersweet edge - expect more feels than thrills, and a few plot leaps, but overall a satisfying, heartfelt read.
She ground her teeth and tried to think of something besides the sweat slicking her skin, the ceiling entirely too close to her face, the fact she could barely breathe in this claustrophobic box. Noth... - #8
Save:A fun, fast-paced throwback adventure with lovable leads - perfect for fans of light-hearted mysteries, but not Christie's most polished work. Enjoy it as a witty, historical romp!
The two young people greeted each other affectionately, and momentarily blocked the Dover Street Tube exit in doing so. The adjective “old” was misleading. Their united ages would certainly not have t... - #9
Save:Despite its imperfections, this is an immersive, twisty thriller that delivers atmospheric suspense and plenty of suspects. Great for fans of flawed characters and psychological drama - just be ready for a few familiar twists along the way!
I hope I’m not getting sick. Have I been around a sick person lately? Someone with a cold? There’s no way to be sure, really. I’m around people all day. None of them looked sick, but the common cold c... - #10
Save:A feel-good, trope-filled romantic escape with a strong cast of characters - perfect for fans of light, charming, found-family romance, but may not wow you if you’re craving depth or originality.
I stepped outside, and inhaled a lungful of air. After the past four days of steamy, oppressive heat, the rain that soaked the ground and broke the humidity had been a welcome relief. In the early mor...
