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Jim Thompson (1991) The Killer Inside Me. Vintage Probably the most chilling and believable first-person story of a criminally warped mind I have ever encountered. (Stanley Kubrick) More... 
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Thomas Harris (1998) The Silence of the Lambs. St. Martin's Griffin Hanibal Lecter, a brilliant psychopath whose nickname is "The Cannibal" because he likes to eat parts of his victims, helps FBI trainee Clarice Starling to get into the mind of a serial killer and hunt him down. Made into a terrifying film - starring Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins. More... 
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Jo Nesbø (2011) The Snowman. Knopf Publishing Group Nesbø's seventh Harry Hole novel. Not bad, but not in the same class as Stig Larsson or Henning Mankell. More... 
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Davis Grubb (2008) Night of the Hunter (First published in 1953). Black Mask A psychopath, masquerading as a preacher, begins a ruthless quest for ill-gotten loot, the whereabouts of which are known only by the son of a dead thief and his younger sister. This superb, suspenseful novel formed the basis of the only film ever directed by Charles Laughton, a cult classic starring Robert Mitchum. More...
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Carlene Thompson (1997) The Way You Look Tonight. St. Martin's Paperbacks Deborah Robinson lived on a quiet street in a small town with her handsome husband and darling twins. It was the picture-perfect life - until the day Deborah's husband vanished without a trace. The reader will discover that things are not always what they seem to be. A solid thrill. More...
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James Patterson (2011) Tick Tock (Michael Bennett). Little, Brown and Company A killer is recreating the murders of famous NYC serial killers. The usual lightning-fast-paced action. Good for the morning commute on the train and a bit better than some of the other mass-produced action thrillers Patterson recently published. More... 
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