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<\/a><\/p>\nThe young girl, who became the main character of this book, gets everything she wants from life. Her everyday life is a series of romantic meetings and holidays. Once in her life, two men appeared – a reliable friend and just a good lover.<\/p>\n
Ironically, they fall in love with the second, but he does not reciprocate her. He has a brilliant career as a lawyer, a reputation for being a good husband, and he does not intend to ruin his life for the sake of some girl.<\/p>\n
3 Donna Tartt “The Secret History”.<\/h3>\n
A psychological novel, the protagonist of which managed to do the incredible – to return to his past. But it turned out to be quite different from what the man remembered him.<\/p>\n Living again his past, he tries to find out who is to blame for the murder of his friend.<\/p>\n In this novel, the reader gets acquainted with a mysterious world unknown to ordinary people. It is located under the streets of London and you can get there only through a secret door.<\/p>\n The hero of the novel got there after he volunteered to help a stranger. On the street of an unknown world, many dangers await him, together with her he will have to find out how and why her family died.<\/p>\n A young girl works in a bookstore and enjoys writing. One day she receives an unexpected offer. The famous writer invites her to write her biography …<\/p>\n This story resembles a modern fairy tale, where good and evil are closely intertwined.<\/p>\n After the death of her mother, the main character of the novel inherited a book with recipes, and her brother got a farm. At first, the girl considered it unfair, but then it turned out that in fact everything is not at all what it seems.<\/p>\n The book contains not only recipes, but also mom's notes, where she shares her memories and dreams. Another clue is mom's revelations, which can help the girl find clues to the secrets of her family.<\/p>\n The book intersects the lives of two girls – two black maids and a white college graduate. Each of them dreams of her own and will try with all her might to get what she wants.<\/p>\n A realistic story about three women of different age groups and different financial conditions.<\/p>\n For boy Gregory, going to school every day is unbearable. Much more he likes to tinker with tools. Grandpa Gregory convinces him to try college.<\/p>\n But in order to become his student, it is necessary to pass the selection, and then the boy writes a touching, very direct note asking him to consider his candidacy and give him the opportunity to study college.<\/p>\n A very interesting and unusual novel. The home of the protagonist is destroyed, the planet Earth is destroyed, and then he went on an exciting journey, during which he manages to reveal the secrets of the origin of the Earth and the Universe.<\/p>\n A love novel that has become a classic. It shows how difficult it is for a girl to find her place in this world. Especially when she dreams of marrying a loved one.<\/p>\n The storyline of this novel, the experiences of the main characters are relevant even now.<\/p>\n A story full of mysteries. Its ending will show that this world is not what we see it.<\/p>\n The girl constantly spies on a beautiful couple in love from the train. They seem perfect, and only then she learns that this “ideality” was only an outer shell.<\/p>\n The man moves to live in the USA. The only thing he took into a new life was a suitcase. This is his only property acquired in 36 years of his life.<\/p>\n Only many years later, when a man opens this suitcase, the reader will understand what treasures are stored in it.<\/p>\n The novel is about not at all children's problems of children. The main character discovered a pit where a child is imprisoned, chained to the wall. The writer invites you to see what happens next. Who will the boy tell about this, will he do something to help the prisoner?<\/p>\n A new world has been created in which books are strictly prohibited. Books are not allowed to be read or kept in your home. And those who dare to violate this prohibition are punished with extreme cruelty.<\/p>\n Nuclear war has killed life on Earth. Most of the living things became extinct. Some people have settled on other planets, and the few who continue to live on Earth are a pitiful sight.<\/p>\n A man named Rick begins a hunt for androids who illegally arrive on Earth. But one day he wonders – is he on the right track?<\/p>\n “Hello, I am your door!” – with almost such words, a girl from the inside of London bursts into the measured life of Richard, an unremarkable office worker. And behind her are a couple of assassins with a rich biography and work experience. They literally erase Richard from life in retaliation for his refusal to cooperate.<\/p>\n The main character goes to another world, where unprecedented adventures await him. In a friendly company of all kinds of mythological heroes who have found refuge on the other side of London, Richard and the door girl are looking for an angel, and they meet a real renegade demon. The great storytelling effortlessly takes the reader through the labyrinths of the London Underground while providing a fresh perspective on the famous landmarks of the British capital.<\/p>\n Johnny Smith cannot boast of good health. As a child, he suffered a head injury after falling on the ice while skating. After many years, Johnny gets into an accident and spends four years in a coma. Having regained consciousness, he realizes that he has acquired supernatural abilities and can see the future.<\/p>\n The fame of the “fortuneteller” gets into the press, Johnny becomes a local star. At the same time, his antagonist Greg Stilson, whom Johnny has known since childhood, is confidently heading towards success. The moment comes when both heroes meet at a rally. Smith manages to touch Stilson, and at the same moment Johnny realizes that Greg will lead humanity to destruction.<\/p>\n Johnny is faced with the difficult task of stopping Stilson. The intricate plot keeps in suspense until the very end: will Johnny be able to stop the monster Greg and will he have to sacrifice his life for this?<\/p>\n For the Catholic world, the election of a pope is a terribly responsible and serious event. The ritual has been verified for centuries: priests gather in the Vatican, close themselves in one of the cathedrals and vote for this or that candidate. The main condition: the new dad must have a crystal clear reputation.<\/p>\n From this moment, the most interesting begins. Undercover intrigues are twisted by dashing whirlwinds, secret veils are torn from all over, the dirty secrets of the applicants and the deceased pontiff are exposed. Robert Harris, a British writer and expert on intellectual detectives with a historical twist, masterfully guides readers through the Vatican's labyrinths, with its carefully hidden feuds.<\/p>\n Some crimes have no statute of limitations, and a mother's heart is unlikely to come to terms with the loss of a child. Julia Davidsson lost her son many years ago, but she never accepted his ridiculous disappearance. A five-year-old boy disappeared in the fog near the walls of his grandparents' house, who literally dozed off for a minute and let the child out of sight. The police sent the case to the archive, but the mother does not believe in the death of the baby. The heart tells that he is alive and is waiting for her somewhere out there, in the fog.<\/p>\n Many years later, the boy's grandfather receives a sandal by mail. The one that was on the child on the day of the disappearance. Old ghosts rise, the past knocks on windows and insistently asks to open the door to forgotten sins. Who is responsible for the death of the boy: a crazy killer or a werewolf, a representative of power and order?<\/p>\n Religious fanatic, music store salesman, ethereal and ancient spirit, manager from London, Russian mafia, intelligence veteran, woman physicist pursued by special services, fashionable DJ from New York – David Mitchell knows for sure that all people on the planet are strong tied by invisible threads. The writer's debut novel turned out to be extremely successful and utterly confusing. Only the reader will understand one storyline, as another, connected, but different, literally falls on him.<\/p>\n In the book, you can find the answer to the most rhetorical of all possible questions: “Why did this happen to me?” The end of the story is the final blow that sends you to a complete knockout.<\/p>\n Every day the same thing: work, a lonely house, again work, again an empty house. Even things have no time to make out after the move. The life of psychiatrist Mathias Frere seemed insipid and hopeless until he met a “passenger without luggage.” This is how doctors call those who lose their memory, forget the past and create a completely new life on its fragments.<\/p>\n Gradually, Mathias realizes with horror that he does not remember anything about himself: the documents are fake, the boxes not taken apart after the move are empty. The search for himself and his past takes Matias Frere into the jungle of events, where there is a place for crimes and vices.<\/p>\n A terrible truth awaits the protagonist at the end of the journey. What choice will Mathias make: to forget everything again and create a new personality, or to come to terms with reality and live on?<\/p>\n Slow whipping up the atmosphere and smooth, but no less scary transitions from one storyline to another ensured the popularity of the next bestseller from Jennifer McMahon.<\/p>\n The action takes place in two times and involves two families, for which an old wooden house with secrets has become a connecting link. The main characters of the book are people of winter, those who are stuck between heaven and earth. In the novel, everything is in abundance: nocturnal rustles, creaks of wooden floorboards, rustling of half-rotted diary pages, pain and anger from the loss of a loved one. Betrayal, disappointment and fear pushed some heroes to the path of crime, others to despair.<\/p>\n Snow generously covers the secrets of the town of West Hill and fills the road leading to the cursed forest. An unexpected denouement sheds light on many of the events described in the book: everything is not at all as the reader could imagine at first.<\/p>\n The bestseller from the “British King” pulls from the first lines: the independent director and almost bankrupt Kyle Freeman receives a profitable and – only in appearance – a simple offer from the money-bag Maximillian Solomon. The task is outrageously easy – to pick up a camera, find a faithful assistant and in 10 days make a film about a certain sect “Temple of Judgment Days” in a popular pseudo-documentary style. True, you will have to shoot in different countries, but the main characters are harmless elderly people.<\/p>\n The fee is more than pleasant, so Kyle gets down to business without delay. If only he knew what jungle of the paranormal and otherworldly would lead him to investigate the “deeds” of the sect. Readers, the same skeptics as the main character, will plunge into the world of absolute madness, in order to ultimately completely change the way they look at familiar things.<\/p>\n Frank Thilier presents his own version of the end of the world, which will lead to another strain of flu Everything is mixed in the book: people, birds, insects, viruses and evil geniuses, who decided to put their own order on the earth.<\/p>\n Commissioner Frank Charcot embarks on an investigation, not suspecting that the future of all mankind depends on him. It turns out that the virus was launched from someone's very unkind hand, and preparations for a large-scale murder were carried out literally under the noses of the police.<\/p>\n The second storyline – the story of the expert Amandine Guerin – is skillfully used by Thilier to show the futility of trying to hide from human society in order to preserve his own peace and happiness.<\/p>\n The intensity does not subside until the last page: will Frank Charcot's team have time to find the source of the virus or is humanity doomed and there is no salvation?<\/p>\n The magnificent Yu Nesbo and the equally magnificent Harry Hole are back in business. From the first pages, the reader is immersed in a whirlpool of events. While detective Hole fights depression in Hong Kong's brothels in non-traditional ways, horrific murders of women are taking place in Oslo. The murder weapon is unknown: not a single expert was able to determine what kind of object took the victims' lives. The motive for the crimes is unclear. It seems that only a genius like Harry Hole can solve this riddle.<\/p>\n The search for the criminal and the instrument of the crime brings the professional detective to distant countries. Who needed to hunt people, who decided to play the leopard, the silent and ruthless killer? Harry Hole, risking his own life, goes on the warpath to find answers to questions and stop a serial killer.<\/p>\n By Erich Maria Remarque<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1936<\/p>\n Genre: realism<\/p>\n When the immortal novel Three Comrades was being written, Remarque's books were already being burned in public squares in Germany. Events in the world, a general premonition of an impending disaster, a global war, the rampant Nazis in Germany, all this could not but affect the work that Remarque wrote in his villa in Switzerland. No matter how gloomy and disappointing the books of the great German were, we love them not for this, but for their piercing realism and touching sincerity.<\/p>\n Author: Isaac Asimov<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1949-1985<\/p>\n Genre: Science fiction<\/p>\n The cycle of stories about the detective Elijah Bailey and the robot Daniel Olivo is a link between the cycle “Stories about Robots” and the giant work of Asimov “Academy” (“Foundation”). But at the same time, each story can be considered as an independent work. There is no doubt that even if Asimov had not created the titanic cycle “Academy”, he would still have been numbered among the great science fiction writers for the stories about Elijah Bailey and Daniel Olivo.<\/p>\n By Clifford Simak<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1959<\/p>\n Genre: Science fiction<\/p>\n Clifford Simak is a lump of the golden age of science fiction. A distinctive feature of the writer is his unshakable faith in humanity, in the possibility of the unity of all living beings inhabiting the infinite universe. The story “Death in the House” is one of the most poignant works of the great American science fiction writer. All of Simak's books, like his colleagues Ray Bradbury, are ideal for pleasant “lamp” reading on a rainy rainy day, covered with a blanket and a cup of tea.<\/p>\n By Daniel Keyes<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1959<\/p>\n Genre: sci-fi, drama<\/p>\n Get ready. This book will evoke a storm of emotions. The book is very emotional, and these emotions are vividly transmitted from author to reader. What is a man? Give the answer to this question together with the heroes of the book “Flowers for Algernon”.<\/p>\n Author: Ken Kizi<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1962<\/p>\n Genre: psychology, drama<\/p>\n Many watched the film of the same name by Milos Forman, starring Jack Nicholson. The tape won five Oscars in 1975. So that's it. The book on which the tape was shot is a thousand times better than the film. No doubt, this is a book for young people. Adult readers are more likely to view it very differently than younger people. But for young people it can be a real revelation. This is one of the books, after reading which you can walk for a day in prostration from the impression received.<\/p>\n Author: Mikhail Weller<\/p>\n Year of publication: 1991<\/p>\n Genre: Psychology, Philosophy, Adventure<\/p>\n Mikhail Weller is an amazing writer. His books are full of humor, enthusiasm, and most importantly – they are all written in a unique “Weller language”, which is sharper than any straight razor. When you read Weller, you get the feeling that you are communicating with an intelligent and interesting person who, moreover, wants to talk and has something to tell the interlocutor.<\/p>\n By Cormac McCarthy<\/p>\n Year of publication: 2006<\/p>\n Genre: sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, drama<\/p>\n “The Road” is a great example of how you can take a theme that has been worn down to holes as a basis, and build on it the strongest, unique work. The novel “The Road” is about Survival, daily, every minute, every second. Terrible, desperate and, it seems, hopeless …<\/p>\n Author: Bernard Werber<\/p>\n Year of publication: 2006<\/p>\n Genre: social fiction<\/p>\n One of the most unusual fantasy pieces with a powerful ending. In our opinion, Verber's novel did not reach the status of “science fiction”. Still, the scientific and technical details in the novel can be easily challenged by readers who are more or less versed in the topic. But do not forget that this is a work of fiction, and the main goal of the author is to tell an interesting story, which, in this case, among other things, also has a serious social message.<\/p>\n By Joe Amercrombie<\/p>\n Year of publication: 2006-2008<\/p>\n Genre: Fantasy, Adventure<\/p>\n Immediately, we note that this is not a fantasy in the style of John Ronald Rowel Tolkien. The classic is great, but that's a completely different story. There are no elves, orcs, hobbits and other fantastic creatures familiar to fantasy worlds. Yes, there is magic here, but it is not here in the first and not even in the background. The trilogy “The First Law”, which includes the books “Blood and Iron”, “Before They Are Hanged” and “The Last Argument of Kings”, is interesting for another – a twisted plot, an abundance of intrigues “as in” Game of Thrones “, and the extreme rigidity, even the cruelty described the world.<\/p>\n Author: Andrey Cruz<\/p>\n Year of publication: 2009-2010<\/p>\n Genre: sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, adventure, action<\/p>\n This trilogy, which includes the books “Beginning”, “Moscow” and “Breakthrough”, is a must-read for everyone who loves science fiction, post-apocalyptic and zombie-post-apocalyptic themes. Without a shadow of a doubt, we can say that “The Age of the Dead” is the most fascinating and deeply worked out story about the zombie apocalypse of all that has ever been written, even in Russian, even in a foreign language. This is one of those books that you want to take from the shelf from time to time and re-read.<\/p>\n It is with this book that the adventures of detective Erast Petrovich Fandorin begin. Here he is only twenty years old.<\/p>\n On duty, he is faced with a mysterious case: why did the heir to a huge fortune suddenly decide to commit suicide?<\/p>\n During the investigation, Fandorin repeatedly encounters unforeseen circumstances, and even manages to fall in love and then lose his beloved forever.<\/p>\n In this work, the author wants to give readers an answer to the question: what does a person need to become happy?<\/p>\n Initially, it seems that the answer is simple: you need to find your soul mate. But is it really so?<\/p>\n After all, when the friendship between Susan and Philip smoothly grew into love, it seemed that they were destined to become an exemplary couple.<\/p>\n But suddenly Susan ran away from family happiness.<\/p>\n What prompted her to do this?<\/p>\n A warning for particularly impressionable book lovers: This work is not for everyone. From the description, you yourself will understand why.<\/p>\n Francis Coldheim is a 16-year-old teenager who is pissed off at everyone around him. When he was very young, he was bitten by a dog, depriving him of his “manhood.”<\/p>\n And now his only goal in life was to take revenge on others. Francis killed three people, and even set up a trap to kill the wasps.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the boy's father behaves suspiciously – he constantly locks the door in his office and conducts some kind of experiments.<\/p>\n Francis dreams of getting inside to find out what his father is hiding. And one day he did it.<\/p>\n But what he saw turned out to be shocking …<\/p>\n A girl named Margaret Lee works in her father's bookstore. Suddenly she is invited to become the biographer of the famous writer Vida Winter.<\/p>\n But in addition to her works, Vida is also known for never telling the truth to interviewers.<\/p>\n And now, finding herself in the huge gloomy estate of Winter, the girl has to unravel the greatest mystery of the Thirteenth Tale …<\/p>\n An interesting feature of the work is that the main character of this book (Rebecca) does not take part in the narrative. But all the most interesting events revolve around her.<\/p>\n The story is told from the perspective of an unnamed girl who married the British aristocrat Maximilian de Winter. He was previously married to a woman named Rebecca, but a year ago he became a widower.<\/p>\n After the wedding, the girl moves to his Manderly estate. And immediately it begins to seem to her that everyone around her does not like her: the servant laughs at her, and her husband cannot forget his impeccable Rebecca.<\/p>\n But then it turns out that Rebecca was far from perfect …<\/p>\n Jenna was 3 years old when her mother Alice went missing. The girl could not understand why her mother left her.<\/p>\n And 10 years later, Jenna decided to find her on her own. She turned to a clairvoyant named Serenity for help, as well as a detective who had investigated Alice's disappearance many years ago.<\/p>\n But the further it goes, the more new secrets arise.<\/p>\n Is Alice still alive? And what is Jenna's dad hiding?<\/p>\n Then scary details about the past of Jenna's family are randomly discovered …<\/p>\n The main character of the work is a successful woman named Dana.<\/p>\n Everyone around admires her, but no one can even imagine that behind a successful image is hiding a little frightened “baby”, which Dana has remained.<\/p>\n Why is she pretending to be someone she is not? It is clear that no one wants to show their weaknesses.<\/p>\n But what is Dan trying to hide?<\/p>\n Of course, it is very difficult to choose a book from the entire list of detectives. We offer you a rating of detectives. The books from the list below are the most requested for purchase and download.<\/p>\n So, 10 most interesting books in the opinion of lovers of detective stories. This list contains both classical and contemporary pieces.<\/p>\n 1 Arthur Conan Doyle “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes”<\/a>. This is a collection of 12 stories. If you are only familiar with the film adaptations, and have never looked at the work itself, we recommend that you do it immediately.<\/p>\n 2 This is a detective novel written in English traditions: there are several people in the room, one of whom is a murderer. Try to solve the riddle yourself 3 Gillian Flynn Gone Girl.<\/a>On the day of the anniversary of the five-year marriage, the wife disappears. The police begin an investigation, trying to reconstruct the chain of events in some detail: notes, traces of a struggle. The detectives will have to reveal several unpleasant secrets of the spouses, and the denouement will simply shock you.<\/p>\n 4 This is a novel about a serial killer who was nicknamed Snowman because he left a snowman at the crime scene. An experienced detective gets down to business, but even he can't do everything.YU<\/a> Nesbo “Snowman”.<\/a><\/p>\n 5 “. Yes, another novel by a famous writer made it into our rating. In the novel, you will meet the detective Hercule Poirot.Agatha Christie “Murder in<\/a> Orient Express<\/a><\/p>\n 7 Stephen King “Mr. Mercedes”.<\/a>Several people have already been run over by the wheels of the Mercedes the killer is driving. Who is he, and why does he attack innocent people? This book will make you look at the people around you in a different way, because you do not know what is in their heads.<\/p>\n 8 Make a Number by John Verdon.<\/a>Who might be intimidated by an anonymous letter? Only those who have something to hide. After such a message, Mark turns to the detective, who willingly gets down to business. But the killer is playing a game with the cop, where each defeat is a new victim.<\/p>\n 9 Events take place in a boarding school for difficult teenagers. Found dead teacher and nurse. Will Commissioner Jon Lynn, who is there as an observer, be able to understand who is behind this?Lars Kepler “Ghosts are not<\/a> lie. “<\/a><\/p>\n 10. Three girls who graduated from medical college work in a hospital. Each of them has its own life story. They have one thing in common – the murder of a patient. But what really happened?Sydney Sheldon Nothing<\/a> forever “<\/a><\/p>\n Many bookstores and shops also make the top of the most popular or anticipated detective stories that buyers are interested in. Their number is different – there are no criteria for limiting the number of submitted detective stories.<\/p>\n Perhaps soon you, as an avid reader, will be able to create a personal list of the best authors and share with us.<\/p>\n And our list of the best thrillers and detective stories with an unpredictable ending opens with the “detective queen” – the inimitable Agatha Christie. In this novel, the writer is ruthless to her characters and readers. There is nothing forbidden: the child may be guilty. Or a policeman. Or maybe all the heroes at once. None of the characters will be above suspicion.<\/p>\n It is difficult to imagine a more violent novel than this groundbreaking brilliant story of ten people invited to a small island, where they begin to be killed one by one. This book is saturated with almost unbearable anxiety, and its dazzling finale is a veritable cry against injustice.<\/p>\n The creator of the original stories about Nanny McPhee (the film adaptation was released in the Russian box office under the title “My Terrible Nanny”) also wrote wonderful detective stories. Green is the Color of Danger is set in a military hospital during World War II, in which the death of a patient becomes the catalyst for a story of intrigue, jealousy and unfulfilled passions.<\/p>\n The witty and cleverly written book is an unsentimental tribute to the doctors and nurses who continued to work when bombs fell around them.<\/p>\n In this book, the master of classic British detective, Scot Tay, demonstrates an extraordinary understanding of the psychology of a murderer – not a maddened embodiment of evil, but an ordinary person who, faced with the extremes of love or obsession, may decide that someone no longer deserves life.<\/p>\n This novel is both a chilling and witty reminder of what we can all be capable of.<\/p>\n Judging by the fact that this classic detective novel became one of the best reprints in 2017, there is something attractive about the combination of sherry, fruit cake and sudden death.<\/p>\n Hare is one of the genre's best-known masters: a stylish, mysterious murder in a country house that takes place before Christmas, will make you read page after page without stopping to tear yourself away.<\/p>\n Shrouded in a mysterious fog, London in Allingham's book is almost an independent character, synonymous with a tangible sense of evil that seeps from the pages of this chilling book.<\/p>\n The ruthless psychopath Jack Havok is perhaps one of the most terrifying killers in literature. Tiger in the Smoke is more of a psychological thriller than a classic action movie in which the battle between good and evil is played out in noble squares and dark alleys of the post-war capital of England.<\/p>\n James has done more than anyone else to bring classic English detective to life, using the basic techniques of the “golden age of detective” to create novels that are more familiar to modern readers.<\/p>\n The book is set in a remote theological college on the coast of Suffolk, filled with a tense atmosphere of fear, rage and despair in a threatened society.<\/p>\n Adair's books are both something unique and a kind of parody of the Golden Age of the detective (in particular, the novels of Christie). This novel is as densely packed with detective stuff as Miss Marple's suitcase.<\/p>\n In it you will find all the classic ingredients: a locked room, a snow-covered mansion, an unpopular victim, and a group of guests, all of whom are under suspicion.<\/p>\n If we were to rank the best detective books with unpredictable outcomes exclusively over the past decade, then this work of Flynn would take one of the leading positions.<\/p>\n There are many reasons to praise this book – for example, it kicked off a decade of female and feminist crime fiction and helped re-popularize the psychological thriller.<\/p>\n And besides, she gave us possibly the best monologue in the history of the detective genre. The excellent adaptation of the book by David Fincher also deserves your attention.<\/p>\n True detective lovers will not be able to stop reading this detailed account of the brutal 1959 murder of four members of the family of Herbert Clutter.<\/p>\n Capote spent several weeks talking to locals and investigators, then re-enacting both the murder and the investigation that led to the arrest, trial, and execution of the murderers. The book is included in the list of “100 best detective novels of all time”, compiled by the United States Detective Writers Association.<\/p>\n The book is a laureate of many prestigious literary awards, the best-selling Handmaid's Tale, feminist and activist Atwood. “She is ‘Grace' – this is an amazing detective story with elements of historical fiction that will make you guess over every page.<\/p>\n Inspired by the true story of Grace Marks' imprisonment for the murder of her employer Thomas Kinnear and his housekeeper Nancy Montgomery, the book follows the psychiatrist Simon Jordan interviewing Grace to help her reconstruct past events. By the way, in 2017, a series of the same name was released on the basis of the work.<\/p>\n Whose Body is the debut of Sayers, the writer who co-founded the Detective Club with Agatha Christie, Gilbert Chesterton and Ronald Knox, an organization of English detective authors that continues to this day.<\/p>\n An amateur detective, Lord Peter Wimsey, appears in the work for the first time, who will then become the hero of 11 more books. A corpse is found in the bathtub of a suburban architect, the police suspect that the killer is the owner of the bathtub, but Wimsey believes the case is much more complicated than anyone could have foreseen. And as you can guess, he's right.<\/p>\n Reporter Camilla Preiker has just finished her mental hospital stay and must begin her new assignment: covering the murder of two young girls in her hometown.<\/p>\n Camilla has hardly spoken to her neurotic mother for years, but has now returned to her children's bedroom trying to piece together the mysterious murders. She will have to face the demons of her own past if she wants to solve this riddle. If you don't have time to read, watch the amazing 2018 miniseries starring Amy Adams.<\/p>\n A passionate admirer of this English novelist's detectives is none other than Stephen King. She is such an outstanding author that she was awarded the Order of the British Empire in 2011.<\/p>\n Three seemingly separate crimes in 30 years start to have some startling connections when investigator Jackson Brody begins to examine them.<\/p>\n Many reviewers have compared the success of this book to Gone With It, and it was included on Publishers Weekly's 2015 and 2016 bestseller lists. Rachel takes the same train every morning and through the window always sees the same seemingly perfect couple at breakfast.<\/p>\n And this happens until one day the girl notices something shocking. Rachel goes to the police and soon finds herself woven into the lives of everyone involved in the crime story. What happens next makes her wonder if she's done more harm than good.<\/p>\n We encourage all Harry Potter fans to read this detective story, written by J.K. Rowling under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith. It follows veteran private detective Cormoran Strike, whose life changes completely when he receives an order from John Bristow, brother of the late model Lula Landry. The police are sure that it was suicide, but the seasoned detective does not think so and will definitely get to the bottom of the truth.<\/p>\n Christina wakes up every morning to find out that she has amnesia and has to rely on those around her to help piece her life together. Unable to store new memories, she cannot know for sure what is real, what is not, and who to trust. This psychological thriller will capture your imagination and stay there forever.<\/p>\n During a school charity ball, a murder occurs, the name of the victim is unknown. To understand how this tragedy happened, the author invites the reader to go back several months in advance and introduces five families that have something to do with this incident. Incredibly funny and scary at the same time, as well as a completely unforgettable detective story, which HBO filmed a great series.<\/p>\n When the main character, Flavia “Flave” Sabina de Luce, finds a dead bird with a stamp in its beak on the porch of the once magnificent Buckshaw mansion, she is horrified and delighted. A few hours later, a man dies in a cucumber garden not far from the house, and the girl's father is blamed for his murder.<\/p>\n The book instantly became a bestseller after its release and won many awards: both as the best debut of the year, and as a detective.<\/p>\n The two couples sit down at the table together, but something terrible lurks behind their idle chatter. Their teenage sons are involved in a terrible crime that threatens the safety of every family. In this romance taut as a violin string, you will feel your own tension grow as dessert approaches, and polite conversation takes a completely unexpected turn.<\/p>\n Travel writer Lo Blacklock embarks on a luxury cruise for a full week. And at first it's just a wondrous dream. The sea is calm, the dinner parties are lavish and everything seems gorgeous. But one fateful night, a storm hits, and Law sees a woman fall overboard.<\/p>\n There is only one problem: all guests are there. This novel will cut you to the bone and make you wonder about the limits of imagination long after the last page is turned. And yes, upon release, the book became an instant bestseller.<\/p>\n Noir ode from the American writer Abbott invites you to plunge into the atmosphere of such a bright, but at times brutal world of cheerleading. The main characters Beth and Eddie are best friends and leaders of the school support team, “reigning” in their little closed world.<\/p>\n But everything changes when a new coach comes, who changes the usual way of life for girls and tests them for strength. And then there's the surprise murder, the investigation of which involves both the new coach and the support group. The sports season, as well as the investigation into the case, are drawing to a close. Who will be the killer? And won't the girl's friendship collapse when the truth comes out?<\/p>\n And completing our selection of the best thrillers and detective stories with an unpredictable ending is the “freshest” book on the list, which went on sale in Russia in early 2020. When two 18-year-old girls go missing on a trip to Thailand, journalist Kate Waters finds herself at the center of this mysterious case.<\/p>\n She always wants to be the first and tries to reveal various secrets on her own. But in this case, there is something personal. As she tells this story, she cannot help but think of her own son, whom she hasn\u2019t seen since he left home and traveled two years ago. The danger is closer than it seems, and this thriller will surely keep many parents awake.<\/p>\n Sources used and useful links on the topic: https:\/\/litfan.ru\/podborki-knig\/knigi-s-zahvatyvayushhim-syuzhetom-i-nepredskazuemym-kontsom\/<\/a> https:\/\/you-journal.ru\/life\/interesting\/15- umopomrachitelnyh-knig-ot-kotoryh-nevozmozhno-otorvatsya<\/a> https:\/\/Lifehacker.ru\/10-knig-s-krutym-syuzhetom\/<\/a> https:\/\/zen.yandex.ru\/media\/runews24\/est-chto-pochitat-10 -knig–otlichnyh ot-kotoryh-nevozmojno-otorvatsia-5c6fd9bfd3ed2a00afb67ce0<\/a> https:\/\/1000sovetov.ru\/article_luchshie-detektivy-knigi-polyubivshiesya-chitatelyam<\/a> https:\/\/playboyrussia.com\/faqty\/luchshie-detektivy-s-nepredskazuemoj-razvyazkoj -spisok-knig-ot-kotoryh-nevozmozhno-otorvatsya-125981 \/<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n4 Neil Gaiman “Nowhere”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n5 Diana Setterfield The Thirteenth Tale.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n6 Joan Harris Five Orange Quarters.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n7 Katherine Stockett “The Servant”.<\/h3>\n
\u00a0<\/p>\n8 Anna Gavalda “35 Kilos of Hope”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n9 Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n10 Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n11 Paula Hawkins “The Girl on the Train”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n12 Sergey Dovlatov “Suitcase”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n13 Niccolo Ammaniti “I'm not afraid”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n14 Ray Bradbury's “451 degrees Fahrenheit.”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n15 Philip Dick, “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n10 “Nowhere,” Neil Gaiman<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n9 “The Dead Zone” by Stephen King<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n8 The Conclave by Robert Harris<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n7 “Dead Swell”, Johan Theorin<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n6 “Ghost of Literature” by David Mitchell<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n5 The Passenger, Jean-Christophe Granger<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n4 “People of Winter” by Jennifer McMahon<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n3 “Doomsday”, Adam Neville<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n2 “Pandemic”, Frank Thillier<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n1 “Leopard”, Yu Nesbo<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n10 “Three comrades”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n9 Series “Detective Elijah Bailey and Robot Daniel Olivo”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n8 “Death in the House”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n7 “Flowers for Algernon”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n6 “Over the cuckoo's nest”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n5 “The Adventures of Major Zvyagin”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n4 “The Road”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n3 “Star Butterfly”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n2 The First Law Trilogy<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n1 Age of the Dead Trilogy<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n12 Boris Akunin: “Azazel”.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n13 Mark Levy: “Where Are You?”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n11 Ian Banks: The Wasp Factory.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n6 Diana Setterfield: The Thirteenth Tale.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n5 Daphne du Maurier: Rebecca.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n4 Jodie Picoult: Time to Goodbye.<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n1 Fannie Flagg: “Welcome to the World, Baby!”<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRating of detectives: books that are read by many<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n1 Agatha Christie “Ten Little Indians” (1939)<\/h3>\n
2 Christianna Brand Green is the Color of Danger (1944)<\/h3>\n
3 Josephine Tay “The Disappearance” (1950)<\/h3>\n
4 Cyril Hare, Pure English Murder (1951)<\/h3>\n
5 Margery Allingham, Tiger in the Smoke (1952)<\/h3>\n
6 Phyllis James, Murder at Theological College (2001)<\/h3>\n
7 Gilbert Adair “Roger Murgatroyd's Stroke” (2006)<\/h3>\n
8 Gillian Flynn “Gone Girl” (2012)<\/h3>\n
9 Truman Capote, Murder in cold blood (1966)<\/h3>\n
10 Margaret Atwood, AKA Grace (1996)<\/h3>\n
11 Dorothy Lee Sayers “Whose Body?” (1923)<\/h3>\n
12 Gillian Flynn Sharp Objects (2006)<\/h3>\n
13 Kate Atkinson Crimes of the Past (2004)<\/h3>\n
14 Paula Hawkins, The Girl on the Train (2015)<\/h3>\n
15 Robert Galbraith, Call of the Cuckoo (2013)<\/h3>\n
16 SJ Watson Before I Sleep (2011)<\/h3>\n
17 Liana Moriarty “Big Little Lies” (2014)<\/h3>\n
18 Alan Bradley Sweetness on a Pie Crust (2009)<\/h3>\n
19 Herman Koch “Dinner” (2009)<\/h3>\n
20 Ruth Weir “The Woman in Cabin 10” (2016)<\/h3>\n
21 Megan Abbott, How Dare You (2012)<\/h3>\n
22 Fiona Barton “Suspect” (2020)<\/h3>\n
Best of the week<\/h3>\n