Finding a fun, thoughtful and engrossing book for your reading group can be very difficult. There are so many great reads that you might find yourself drowning in a sea of literature. The books below have been read, and reread, becoming the favorites of many reading groups across the nation. We hope that your reading group can connect with them as well as their previous readers.
Missing Persons
by Michael Brandman |
Sanctuary
by V.V. James |
Before She Was Helen
by Caroline B. Cooney |
Three Single Wives
by Gina LaManna |
The Second Mother
by Jenny Milchman |
Vathek
by William Beckford |
The Quiet Girl
by S.F. Kosa |
Case Pending
by Dell Shannon |
The Silence
by Luca Veste |
No Woods so Dark as These
by Randall Silvis |
The Last Flight
by Julie Clark |
The Sunday Girl
by Pip Drysdale |
After She Wrote Him
by Sulari Gentill |
One Day You'll Burn
by Joseph Schneider |
If She Were Dead
by J.P. Smith |
Pretty Guilty Women
by Gina LaManna |
Trust Me When I Lie
by Benjamin Stevenson |
The Victim
by Max Manning |
The Dead Girl in 2A
by Carter Wilson |
A Long Way Down
by Randall Silvis |
Little Lovely Things
by Maureen Joyce Connolly |
The Night in Question
by Nic Joseph |
Dig Deep My Grave
by Cheryl Honigford |
Don't Look Now
by Max Manning |
What Happened That Night
by Sandra Block |
Wicked River
by Jenny Milchman |
Blackout
by Marc Elsberg |
The Girlfriend
by Sarah J. Naughton |
Mister Tender's Girl
by Carter Wilson |
Friends and Other Liars
by Kaela Coble |
Walking the Bones
by Randall Silvis |
Homicide for the Holidays
by Cheryl Honigford |
The Last Day of Emily Lindsey
by Nic Joseph |
The End of the World Running Club
by Adrian J. Walker |
The Fifth of July
by Kelly Simmons |
A Promise of Ruin
by Cuyler Overholt |
Murder Between the Lines
by Radha Vatsal |
Two Days Gone
by Randall Silvis |
Disquiet Heart
by Randall Silvis |
On Night’s Shore
by Randall Silvis |
Boy, 9, Missing
by Nic Joseph |
A Deadly Affection
by Cuyler Overholt |
The Darkness Knows
by Cheryl Honigford |
One More Day
by Kelly Simmons |
House of Cards
by Michael Dobbs |