Murder & Mystery: 7 Crime Novels That'll Keep You Guessing
Muskan Kalra
Apr 24, 2025
A journalist and a brilliant hacker uncover dark family secrets in this international bestseller with twists, mystery and icy Scandinavian vibes.
Defense attorney Mickey Haller switches sides to prosecute a high profile case, with detective Harry Bosch on the case. Fast paced and smart.
A black Texas Ranger navigates racial tensions and two mysterious deaths in a small town. Stylish, layered and thought provoking.
A detective with a hidden past investigates a child murder in a quiet Irish Town. Beautifully written and deeply psychological.
A psychological thriller where a husband becomes the prime suspect in his wife's disappearance. Twisty, dark and full of mind games.
Detective Harry Hole investigates a chilling serial killer case in Norway. Atmospheric and intense.
A woman wakes up each day with no memory. Her journal slowly reveals terrifying truths. Creepy and suspenseful. Read Next Story
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