Summer thrillers 2017: The season's most compulsively readable suspense novels are hitting shelves now, so buy a beach bag and a floppy hat.

Reading list: 10 buzzy new summer thrillers 2017

Pull out your floppy hat and beach bag: the season's most compulsively readable suspense novels are hitting shelves now.

Reading list: 10 buzzy new summer thrillers that are all pleasure, no guilt

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<p>The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.</p>

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Books

Part thriller, part thoughtful take on intimacy and trust, A Lovely Way to Burn by Louise Welsh sets up an interesting and timely dialogue around the struggle to maintain normalcy in a rapidly decaying society.

Review: A Lovely Way to Burn by Louise Welsh - Chatelaine Book Club

fiction

Books editor Laurie Grassi shares the top sellers that will have him glued from cover to cover. Father's Day books 2014.

Father's Day books 2014: Five sensational reads to give Dad

A coming-of-age romance takes a supernatural twist in Lauren Owen’s first novel, The Quick.

Review: The Quick, Lauren Owen - Chatelaine Book Club

mystery

Andrew Pyper, author of the literary horror story <i>The Demonologist</i>, shares his favourite frightening reads. Get his picks for best horror books and psychological thrillers.

Thriller

Reading list: 10 buzzy new summer thrillers that are all pleasure, no guilt

A city gripped with fear and chaos

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A girl uncovers an underground society in her quest to find her brother

Five psychological thrillers that will keep you up at night