Top 5 Thriller Books To Be Released On February 2023

For decades, maybe centuries, readers have been enthralled by thrillers. They are effective because they often start with a hook that captures the reader's attention and keeps them turning the pages. Therefore, fans of the genre cannot get enough of it. Listed below are some thriller books that are set to be launched in February 2023 as a result.

1. Stone Cold Fox by Rachel Koller Croft

A gripping first book about a determined lady who, after a lifetime of deceiving together her mother, wishes to put her troubled past behind and wed the heir of one of the richest families in the country. Featuring a multitude of wealthy individuals acting inappropriately, this book is sexy, darkly humorous, and begs the question, "Who is the true real villain here?" This book is scheduled to be released by Berkley Books on February 14, 2023.

2. On the Savage Side by Tiffany McDaniel

Mothers, daughters, and sisters totaling six women have vanished. The frightening reality of a little Ohio community is revealed when the first is discovered floating dead in the river. This chilling thriller from the globally renowned author of Betty is based on the unsolved killings of the Chillicothe Six and explores the tale of two sisters who may potentially become the next victims. Tiffany McDaniel, a renowned novelist and poet, has penned a stirring literary tribute and brave elegy for missing women everywhere by drawing on the tragic stories of women slain in her native Ohio. This book is anticipated to be released on February 14, 2023, by Knopf Publishing Group.

3. I Have Some Questions for You by Rebecca Makkai

Listed as one of the most eagerly anticipated books of 2023 by TIME, NPR, The Seattle Times, Good Housekeeping, Today, Southern Living, and CrimeReads. Award-winning novelist Rebecca Makkai has written her most enthralling book yet, I Have Some Questions for You. It is a thrilling exploration of collective memory and a deeply felt analysis of one woman's struggle with her history, with a captivating mystery at its center. I Have Some Questions for You is both a gripping page-turner and a literary success. It is timely, captivating, and home to a cast of unforgettable characters. This book is scheduled to be released by Viking on February 21, 2023.

4. Murder Your Employer: The McMasters Guide to Homicide by Rupert Holmes

The McMasters Conservatory for the Applied Arts is an opulent, covert institution dedicated to the beautiful art of murder where sincere students study how to effectively "remove" their most worthy victim. It is the creation of Edgar Award–winning author, dramatist, and story-songwriter Rupert Holmes, whose dark imagination has produced several works of fiction and plays. Get ready for an education you won't soon forget. Murder Your Employer will give you access to a fully unique universe, entrapped within the most fascinating novel about well-intentioned would-be murderers you'll ever read. It's a lovely mixture of funny language, amazing twists, and true suspense. Avid Reader Press/Simon Schuster's anticipated release date is February 21, 2023.

5. The Secrets of Hartwood Hall by Katie Lumsden

With a classic manor-house mystery in The Secrets of Hartwood Hall, Katie Lumsden captivates us in her evocative debut. Fans of gothic literature will delight in the odd characters, the deserted hallways, and the tricks and turns concealed behind each door. Lumsden's debut serves as a warning not to believe everything you see or hear, ultimately being a narrative about women and the terrifying secrets they harbor. A compelling and evocative debut that is simultaneously a spine-chilling gothic mystery and an ode to Victorian literature. This book is scheduled to be released by Dutton on February 28, 2023.

Which two of these five novels are you most excited to read?

Despite the fact that all of the novels look intriguing, if I were to pick only two, I would pick Rebecca Makkai's I Have Some Questions for You and Rachel Koller Croft's Stone Cold Fox. Because the two stories' primary characters are women, and I enjoy reading about disturbed women, I grew more intrigued by them. I didn't say I was troubled, and I'm not particularly interested in gender inequity, but I find it fascinating to read about how a woman's mind works in every thriller novel I read.

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