Not a book, but a movie: Knives Out. It's beautiful, I've watched it half a dozen times and it is still never boring because the storytelling is absolutely perfect
I just wanted to say that I somehow stumbled upon your channel last year in the midst of my whole family having covid. It was so horrible for various reasons and I was in such a reading rut. You recommended 'The Family Upstairs' and I downloaded (my first ever) audiobook and I absolutely loved it. I am now regularly reading again and so I just wanted to say thank you.
Roger Ackroyd is freaking classic!! I agree with a lot of this and thank you for mentioning The Girls (it’s going on my TBR NOW) and Twyford (bumping it up!). For me The Last House on Needless Street gave me the gasping vibe!
A great video as always! It’s so funny when you mentioned Jane Harper and that she needs to bring out a new book because just before watching your video I saw that there will be a 3rd one in the Aaron Falk series in 2023!!!!!! I still need to read The Survivors though ^^
I'm actually rereading a favorite book right now that has these same vibes, so good: The Scent of Rain and Lightning by Nancy Pickard. I don't usually read too many mysteries but my love of that book leads me to believe I would really love these you've recommended. Off to add them all to my 'to read' list. :)
I definitely felt like that when I was reading Murder on the orient express..I love when books do that, you think you have it all figured out but nope lol the murder she wrote books do the same lol
My new favorite is Louise Candlis. Just finished “The Other Passenger “ and OMG!! . I loved her other book, Our House and was delighted that she has a large backlist. This was an outstanding video, btw.
I read The Lost Man because of you... then I picked up, The Survivors, then The Dry... and now... I'm 50% through Force of Nature ... and I'm definitely being played!... Thank You!😁
I've read and loved all of these except The Twyford Code which is on my wish list. Loved hearing you talk about these, my faves too...I love being played! :)
I always jump in joy when one of your videos comes up! I loooove being played, these are the only thrillers I actually like 🤪 I have read many Lisa Jewell books and I always have that same feeling. I have bought The Lost Man in your recommandation but haven’t read it yet and I will finish my comment with my usual recommandation of either The Double Mother or After the crash by Michel Bussi
Lieanne I just love your videos. You are so cute and fun; plus looks like we enjoy the same books. I read The Death of Roger Akroyd a couple years ago I want to reread soon. Thank you for these videos.
I picked up The Lost Man last year on your recommendation and was not disappointed. I figured it out early on but that is typical for me, but I still very much enjoyed the ride. Of course, figuring it out so early on probably says more about me than I care to examine...🤨 The writing was quietly immersive and technically stellar.
I loved the murder of Roger Akroyd. And I totally got played by it though my brother said he figured out what game was afoot pretty much by the second chapter.
These are now all on my TBR haha I recently read A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham which completely took me by surprise and Petrified Women by Jeremy Ray that took a turn I was not expecting at all
Hooooooooly shit, The Twyford Code. I finished it last week and still haven't recovered from the absolute mindfuck. I've never been fooled so thoroughly in my entire life. Absolute brilliance. I can't wait to read it again through a whole new lens. Now let me go put all the rest of these books on my TBR...
I have to recommend Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough. I thought I had it aaaaaaaaall figured out and then the last few pages were like “Ha HAAAA GUESS WHAT” and it blew my mind. This was my go-to twist ending rec before The Twyford Code.
ugh... the family upstairs... could have maybe been good if someone hadn't TOTALLY told me the wrong synopsis... I was like "this book does a terrible job at not being the book its not trying to be!" lol. also, still mad at hubby for spoiling the end of lost man.... >.>
Great video! This is the exact thing I look for in mystery/thrillers, so I am happily adding books to my tbr! For Big Little Lies, would you recommend still reading it if you've already seen the TV show? I still don't know why I made that life decision since I always prioritize book first, and I've been on the fence about reading the book ever since
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Not a book, but a movie: Knives Out. It's beautiful, I've watched it half a dozen times and it is still never boring because the storytelling is absolutely perfect
The Jane Harper books almost always get me. Even when I'm SO sure I've got it figured out, I don't.
Oh my goodness I feel the same way reading her work! Love her books and how surprised I am every time.
The Survivors! You get left with the lies the killer tells...wait, that's not enough to explain the deaths, what really happened?!? So good!
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd made me audibly gasp and I was delighted to have been completely played.
Thank You!!!!!! You just provided me with my TBR list!
Rock Paper Scissors took me by surprise!
I just wanted to say that I somehow stumbled upon your channel last year in the midst of my whole family having covid. It was so horrible for various reasons and I was in such a reading rut. You recommended 'The Family Upstairs' and I downloaded (my first ever) audiobook and I absolutely loved it. I am now regularly reading again and so I just wanted to say thank you.
Just finished "The Girls", which I first heard of in this video, and I absolutely loved it. Thank you for introducing me to such a cool author.
Just wanted to say I really enjoy your videos, and you're simply delightful 😊🌸
Believe me by JP Delaney made me SHOUT out loud at the end
Agatha Christie Then There Were None and The Death of Roger Ackroyd were great. Also liked the ABC murders and Appointment With Death I also enjoyed.
I haven't read any of these books, but now I really want to read them all!!
Such a tempting bunch of thrillers and mysteries. Great video.
Roger Ackroyd is freaking classic!! I agree with a lot of this and thank you for mentioning The Girls (it’s going on my TBR NOW) and Twyford (bumping it up!).
For me The Last House on Needless Street gave me the gasping vibe!
OMG my cats do the same thing!
Glorious! Loved seeing both my faves; Christie and Harper amongst the fun and games! xxx
A great video as always! It’s so funny when you mentioned Jane Harper and that she needs to bring out a new book because just before watching your video I saw that there will be a 3rd one in the Aaron Falk series in 2023!!!!!! I still need to read The Survivors though ^^
I'm actually rereading a favorite book right now that has these same vibes, so good: The Scent of Rain and Lightning by Nancy Pickard. I don't usually read too many mysteries but my love of that book leads me to believe I would really love these you've recommended. Off to add them all to my 'to read' list. :)
I loved the concept, the delivery and your face *gives standing ovation* 💛👏💛👏
I’ve read exactly 3 Agatha Christie novels so far and both of them were recced in this video and I FULLY agree with how good they were
Loved this video on thrillers!
Just added all of these books to my wishlist
I definitely felt like that when I was reading Murder on the orient express..I love when books do that, you think you have it all figured out but nope lol the murder she wrote books do the same lol
Yesss I loved the family upstairs 😂
My new favorite is Louise Candlis. Just finished “The Other Passenger “ and OMG!! . I loved her other book, Our House and was delighted that she has a large backlist. This was an outstanding video, btw.
Agatha Christie's Curtain played me like a fiddle.
I read The Lost Man because of you... then I picked up, The Survivors, then The Dry... and now... I'm 50% through Force of Nature ... and I'm definitely being played!... Thank You!😁
When I was in Australia, we did use the word kindergarten ;)
This was my favorite video ever! I want to read all of them!
I think I found my niché in mystery genre! I now have a NEED to read ALL of these and be flabbergasted at the game!😁🙌
Just re-read 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd' after a few years. Still masterful even on the second read :)
great idea for a video really enjoyed, thanks for all you do!!!
How fiendish and twisted love this thank you 💋
I've read and loved all of these except The Twyford Code which is on my wish list. Loved hearing you talk about these, my faves too...I love being played! :)
I always jump in joy when one of your videos comes up! I loooove being played, these are the only thrillers I actually like 🤪 I have read many Lisa Jewell books and I always have that same feeling. I have bought The Lost Man in your recommandation but haven’t read it yet and I will finish my comment with my usual recommandation of either The Double Mother or After the crash by Michel Bussi
I started reading The Sanatorium by Sarah Pearer. I’m 8 chapters in and so unnerved
I just started The Girls last night 😮
This reminds me I'm way overdue for a reread of The Lost Man!
Lieanne I just love your videos. You are so cute and fun; plus looks like we enjoy the same books. I read The Death of Roger Akroyd a couple years ago I want to reread soon. Thank you for these videos.
This is a fabulous video ! Thank you
Loved this!! Can’t wait to read these recommendations! The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides blew my mind…. And I LOVED it😍
Love this video 😍
I picked up The Lost Man last year on your recommendation and was not disappointed. I figured it out early on but that is typical for me, but I still very much enjoyed the ride. Of course, figuring it out so early on probably says more about me than I care to examine...🤨 The writing was quietly immersive and technically stellar.
I loved the murder of Roger Akroyd. And I totally got played by it though my brother said he figured out what game was afoot pretty much by the second chapter.
Yes Kindergarten is what we call it here in Australia
The twyford code sounds amazing!! Surprised I’ve never heard of it til now!
It's only just been released that's why x
@@honestlyholly7657 oh that makes way more sense 😝
These are now all on my TBR haha I recently read A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham which completely took me by surprise and Petrified Women by Jeremy Ray that took a turn I was not expecting at all
I loved The Lost Man so much. How did she do that?!
My poor tbr and bank balance!!
Lianne, I had my TBR under a 100 you just blew that out of the water. I can hear my wallet screaming already.
Hooooooooly shit, The Twyford Code. I finished it last week and still haven't recovered from the absolute mindfuck. I've never been fooled so thoroughly in my entire life. Absolute brilliance. I can't wait to read it again through a whole new lens. Now let me go put all the rest of these books on my TBR...
I have to recommend Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough. I thought I had it aaaaaaaaall figured out and then the last few pages were like “Ha HAAAA GUESS WHAT” and it blew my mind. This was my go-to twist ending rec before The Twyford Code.
Have you read the second book in the Family series by Lisa Jewel?
We say kindergarten in NSW, shortened ro kindy
Is it too obvious to say I loved being played by ' The 7 and a half deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle' by Stuart Turton
ugh... the family upstairs... could have maybe been good if someone hadn't TOTALLY told me the wrong synopsis... I was like "this book does a terrible job at not being the book its not trying to be!" lol. also, still mad at hubby for spoiling the end of lost man.... >.>
Great video! This is the exact thing I look for in mystery/thrillers, so I am happily adding books to my tbr! For Big Little Lies, would you recommend still reading it if you've already seen the TV show? I still don't know why I made that life decision since I always prioritize book first, and I've been on the fence about reading the book ever since
Why would they change that beautiful cover of Lisa Jewels book?
More mystery Lianne
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Omg 🤯🤯🤯🤯😳
The Lost Man was my first Jane Harper novel wasn't my cup of tea.