Seeing as it’s Tuesday, I thought I would do a little TBR Tuesday post!
Mystery and thriller books donβt take up the biggest chunk of my TBR. But when Iβm in the mood for something twisty, dark, or full of suspense, theyβre the ones I reach for. Thereβs something so satisfying about a story that keeps you guessingβor shocks you with a plot twist you didnβt see coming.
I may not collect these as obsessively as fantasy or romance, but I still have a solid little stack waiting for me. Some have been on my shelf for a while, others are newer picks Iβm curious to dive into. Hereβs a look at the mystery and thriller reads currently on my TBRβmaybe youβll spot something that keeps you up late turning pages, too.

The Jealous One by Celia Fremlin – This is a newer addition, kindly gifted by the publishers. The premise and cover caught my eye. The only thing holding me back is that itβs an older book. I need to prioritise this one soon.
The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson – I won an ARC of this last year. Iβm a huge fan of Jacksonβs writing, so I felt lucky to win it. Iβve heard mixed reviews, though, which makes me hesitant to pick it up.
The House We Grew Up In by Lisa Jewell – My family/friends book club asked me to read this a couple of months ago, but I just didnβt feel like it.. My sister raves about Jewell, so this would be my first of hers. Iβm not sure why Iβm not prioritising it yet.
The Housemaid by Freida McFadden – One of two recent McFadden additions to my TBR. Her recent books disappointed me, so Iβm apprehensive. Still, many people rave about this oneβit could be my next 5-star read.
Want to Know a Secret? by Freida McFadden – This is the other recent McFadden. I havenβt heard much about it, so if Iβm choosing between this and The Housemaid, Iβd start with The Housemaid.
The Labours of Hercules by Agatha Christie – Iβve read the first Poirot book and enjoyed it. I found this in a charity shop and had to grab itβitβs rare. I havenβt picked it up yet because Iβm unsure whether to read the series in order or not.
What would you prioritise off this list?
Have you already read any of the ones I’ve mentioned? If so, what did you rate them?




























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