Suspense
You know what is coming; that is the point. Dread built from anticipation rather than surprise — the reader holds information the characters do not.
On the Crime & Suspense shelf.
Books shelved as Suspense
- Exhume — Danielle Girard
- The Green Mile — Stephen King
- Heart-Shaped Box — Joe Hill
- Stillhouse Lake — Rachel Caine
- Lovely, Dark, and Deep — Susannah Sandlin
- Estoy pensando en dejarlo (AdN) — Iain Reid
- The Last Flight — Julie Clark
- NOS4A2 — Joe Hill
- Haunting Adeline — H. D. Carlton
- Goth — Otsuichi
- The Boy Who Followed Ripley — Patricia Highsmith
- Final Approach — John J. Nance
- Sharp Objects — Gillian Flynn
- Surrender Your Sons — Adam Sass
- Remarkably Bright Creatures — Shelby Van Pelt
- Ripley Under Water — Patricia Highsmith
- Maidens of the Cave — Lloyd Devereux Richards
- Nowhere — Allison Gunn
- The Martian — Andy Weir
- Dear Child — Romy Hausmann
- Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead — Olga Tokarczuk
- The Housemaid — Freida McFadden
- La sombra del viento — Carlos Ruiz Zafón
- The Running Man — Richard Bachman
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