The Very Best Thrillers of 2008 (January-June 2008)
Discover the best thrillers of early 2008 in this curated list, featuring gripping page-turners like Jeffery Deaver's *The Broken Window*, Lisa Unger's *Black Out*, and T. Jefferson Parker's *L.A. Outlaws*. Perfect for fans of suspense, mystery, and crime fiction, this January–June 2008 roundup highlights top-rated reads from master authors. Explore expert picks and must-read 2008 books today.
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Black Out
by Lisa Unger
A woman has to quickly piece together disturbing events--one of which is the murder of her psychologist--before her past comes to claim her future and her daughter.
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Don't Tell a Soul
by David Rosenfelt
The popular author of six Andy Carpenter mysteries, including the recent hit "Play Dead," delivers his first stand alone with this gripping suspense novel.
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L.A. Outlaws
by T. Jefferson Parker
Investigating the latest crime scene of a celebrity thief who has been staging lucrative heists and donating the spoils to charity, rookie deputy Charlie Hood is forced to make an ethics-testing decision when the thief is targeted by a professional killer.
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The Finder
by Colin Harrison
Jin-Li, a secretive Chinese woman who becomes involved in a plot to steal valuable information from corporations in New York City, is forced to go on the run when her complicity is discovered by powerful New Yorkers who stand to lose a fortune.
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The Broken Window
by Jeffery Deaver
Chasing down a vicious serial killer who complicates his crimes by leaving behind iron-clan evidence implicating innocent people, Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs reluctantly team up for the investigation only to find themselves rendered the killer's next targets. By the author of The Cold Moon. 300,000 first printing.