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[@leonief8066]

Nora Roberts has written seemingly hundreds of books, lots of paranormal romance, romantic thrillers and plain old romance. I love her thrillers ones, my faves are Obsession and Whiskey Cove. I’ve re-read both as comfort reading several times!

[@wereallwallflowers]

Nora Roberts The Obsession is the perfect blend of romance and thriller. It was my first book by here and I loved it!

[@racheldemain1940]

I read The Family Upstairs in 2 sittings which is impressive for me. I also read The Turn of the Key . A great read.

[@Courtneylovesbooks]

The family upstairs was amazing!!!

[@alliezo]

For a romance/thriller, I've really liked Kathleen Brooks' Bluegrass & Forever Bluegrass series. They lean more romance/suspense but are fun reads that have a strong female lead who are really involved in solving the mystery/crime. Forever Guarded and Forever Notorious are a few of my faves. Some are better than others but overall I really like the fast pace, charming small town, and the right level of danger Brooks injects into the stories.

[@alliezo]

From your thriller kick, I think you may really like The Sanatorium. It's a psychological gothic thriller that takes place in a remote Swiss hotel that was an abandoned sanatorium. The lead is a former detective there to celebrate her brother's engagement but then there's an avalanche and people start going missing.

[@elizabaum]

Nora Roberts is great for romantic suspense! Others I've read and enjoyed are Linda Howard (Mr. Perfect, Dying to Please) and Sandra Brown (Chill Factor, White Hot).

[@Amyduckie]

Seven books in seven days video? Yes please!

[@maryjohnson6296]

I like the idea of a 7 books in 7 days vlog. I have read a lot of Nora Roberts but not that particular book, I've read several of her paranormal romance trilogies and all of the books in her In Death mystery series, as well as the occasional romantic suspense. The one Ruth Ware book I tried, The Woman in Cabin 10 was a DNF but you made The Turn of the Key sound very intriguing.

[@phillipedwin2833]

'..Book trolley!'! Appreciate the idea!!

[@WellDressedGypsy]

Tools of Engagement is hands down the best one in the series!!! I am 75% of the way through and the relationship is soooo good.

[@JeansThoughts]

This is so reassuring aha!

[@DoctorsDaughter1]

So... I may have just added like half of these to my TBR. They all sound absolutely fantastic.

[@LostinThoughtBlog]

To Be Taught if Fortunate is an amazing story. I read it at the end of last year and I still think about it often. I bought a physical copy so I'll definitely read it again soon. I'm sure you'll enjoy it too as it's very character driven like her other stories.

[@griffendell]

Same! I read it in ebook format a few weeks ago but loved it so much that I bought a phisical copy to reread. Such a fascinating read.

[@koritsi2142]

On the topic of thrillers with romance elements, I would highly recommend The One by John Marrs! You have probably heard of it already, but finding your soulmate is the main theme of the book, and it's a very original take on love and relationships. There are several 'love stories' (more or less) going on and it is told from multiple perspectives, although I don't want to say anything more haha

[@christinacampbellbooks]

I really enjoyed The Turn of the Key. Definite 4 stat read for me. The Last House Guest sounds intriguing. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it. The Murders of Molly Southbourne sounds amazing. What an interesting concept.

[@KristinKravesBooks]

Love this! I just shared the books on my cart in a video yesterday. I love the pink cart so much. I am excited for you to read The Family Upstairs. It's one of my favourite mysteries!

[@JeansThoughts]

Aha what are the chances - that’s some psychic level booktubing ;)

[@racheldemain1940]

I have a trolley but it doesn't look.like yours. It does the job though

[@Desertorum]

I´m so glad Lyndsay Faye has new book out, I really liked her Gods of Gotham-series. And I´m currently listening Caroline Kaufman´s Light Filters In (a poetry collection) and I think it´s fresh and raw and imaginative. Would recommend if you haven´t read it already.

[@monicamerle1417]

Oh girl, I bought the UK edition of The Hollow Places after seeing it on your December haul. Read it, shelved it, it was a 5 star book...and still you haven't read it yet 😂😂. I liked so much I ordered The twisted ones but I haven't recieved yet. Deliveries are very delayed

[@aaadnamaaaa]

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[@noosedressednecklace]

A great (dark) thriller romance is Mia Sheridan’s Where The Blame Lies. Highly recommend!

[@dawnbish9822]

To Be Taught if Fortunate by Becky Chambers is excellent!!!! You will not be disappointed. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. Definitely a 5 star read for me.

[@patriciamartins5741]

Karen Rose writes amazing thriller books with romances! I have not read a book by her that I did not enjoy

[@bettymiller5164]

I’ve read To Be Taught If Fortunate, which was my favorite book in January. I love all Susanna Craig books, and I just checked out Antigone Rising. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@SorgieWrites]

Thanks again for wonderful recommendations ❤️

[@eb9468]

Great video, it made me want to read more thrillers!

[@stacischwarz1249]

Ummmmm. We need to talk about that pillow behind you. It’s gorgeous!!

[@jademarie3234]

The DI Charlotte Savage series by Mark Sennen are pretty good. If you like crime/thriller/mystery type books.

[@Jamacanfrogs]

I’m really interested to see what you think of Mad, Bad and Sad! If you like it I’ll probably read it too 😊

[@vesch5083]

After seeing a few booktubers with those trolleys, I ordered two for my sons to use for all their college textbooks and notebooks. Better than those books being all over my floor.

[@racheldemain1940]

How much are they and where can you get them?

[@thetbrdiaries]

The Duke's Suspicion sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun and Antigone Rising sounds really interesting! I recently read Elatsoe and really enjoyed it ☺️

[@WooEnglish]

What book do you recommend I start with?🙄🤔

[@inessamaria2428]

I´ve been on the mood for thriller too. I´m currently reading Hollow Pibe by Juno Dawson and I´m totally hooked it.

[@emmanovella]

OMG I literally just got Chilling Effect recommended and it's on my TBR and I'm so so excited to read it. I mean look at those cats on the cover!!!

[@ms.reader9799]

not me only having ONE of these on my tbr. Crazy!

[@shibasandshelves]

Burn Our Bodies Down is definitely speculative rather than realistic contemporary, I enjoyed it but not as much as Wilder Girls but I feel like Rory Power has such beautiful writing that the prose really carried the story for me. It’s definitely some spooky, creepy stuff though!

[@JeansThoughts]

Ooh ok that make me even more excited! Thanks!

[@agirlabookandamom6721]

I read Jane Steele and I liked it. It wasn't earth shatteringly wonderful, but it was a fun read!

[@Thelavenderlu]

try Linda Howard! she only does thriller/romance hybrids! her early ones are outdated but still usually enjoyable

[@JeansThoughts]

Oooh OK I'll look her up!

[@fishingmanifesto]

You need to read Literary Diversions' favorite series Lockwood &Co.

[@literarydiversions]

YES 👏🏼 SHE 👏🏼 DOES 👏🏼 😂😂😂

[@kxterameddins3285]

I really recommend 'the library of the unwritten' by a.j hackwith!! I read it about a month ago and can't stop thinking about ittttt...and this is coming from someone who reads 95% non fiction bc im so fussy with fiction aha

[@polly2900]

Nora Roberts is a favorite author.

[@kristel7366]

for thriller romance, i suggest trying the madness of sunshine by nalini singh.

[@JeansThoughts]

Oooh I haven't heard of this but will definitely look into it!

[@polly2900]

Just started Elatsoe last night

[@yasmina_reads]

I read mad bad and sad for my Masters, excellent book but written quite academically

[@suzannahdarcy6903]

I've read 2 Ruth Wares and the Turn of the Key was the better of the two, but really, they were both good

[@drawyourbook876]

If you want to check some true crime-like books that are more than that is Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe, because it is focused on a crime that happened as part of the bigger fight within the troubles in Northern Ireland

[@JeansThoughts]

Oh thanks that definitely sounds interesting, I'll look it up!!

[@Mparthur]

Have you read The restorer by Amanda Stevens? Its a paranormal-thriller about a restorer who works in cemeteries and theres a romance subplot as well

[@quirkydee45]

Lol I had to stop and google "Tade Thompson" bc I was like wow that's an interesting concept but I'd put money on that author being a man..... I mean, I already dread my period enough, I can't imagine...