BOOKS WITH BEST PLOT TWISTS | BEST THRILLER BOOKS 2020 | BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS

Want to read books with the best plot twists ever? Want to know the best thriller books of 2020? Then this video is for you!

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[bethanyirene]

If you’re watching this or reading the comments after the fact, here are some more:
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney
The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn
Lock Every Door by Riley Sager
Home Before Dark by Riley Sager
What Lies Between Us by John Marr

[duh]

My first thriller book was The silent patient by Alex m and it was awesome

[rainbowreader]

The girl in the train sounds intriguing and I'm currently reading Gone girl by Gillian Flynn and yeah her writing is amazing I normally don't read dark thrillers but her writing takes thrillers to the next level and after hearing your review on the Sharp objects I really want to try it too!!

[LastAttempt]

POTENTIAL SPOILERS for We Were Liars

I really liked the writing style and didn’t see the plot twist coming. But, I didn’t like the book. Racism wasn’t dealt with in a conscious way. Ed is compared with a beast and Gat is compared to a mouse. It rubbed me the wrong way. And in general, I felt the book was rambling.

[detectivedaffodil]

hello i love how the girl on the train doesn't feature a perfect female character killing it at work but rather a female character that is flawed. Geat video as always. How do you edit your videos? i long to start youtube but i'm reallly struggling with editing.

[perfectillusionist]

We were liars is one of my favorite book.

[harshharchandani]

If you love books with plot twists in them then you should read 'The Silent Patient' by Alex Michaelides.

[shaloowalia]

I just finished Dark Places by Gillian Flynn last week and as you said, it was just so, so dark and creepy. I had a similar reaction. I had to keep it aside at times and had trouble sleeping at night.

[RIDDHI_]

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[n.m.]

I didn't like, in fact hated, The girl on the train. I believe it's less to do with the plot and mystery, but more to do with that there is not even one likeable character.

I will go one step further and even confess that I didn't even feel bad for the murdered victim (I know it's something really strong to say, but I cannot help it...she was so detestable!!!)

[radhikamaheshwari]

Hey, girl on the train, sharp objects and we were liars beginner friendly? Plzz reply☺ love your videos❤❤

[chloechloe]

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[yasmeen]

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[annieathani]

Are you a Teacher by profession and if not you should try it. You have very good explanation skills and fluent English

[ishasharma]

the girl on the train is such an AMAZING book... i just couldn't put it down till it was finished. I mean....seriously.... WHAT A BOOK

[abhiram]

Gillian flynn is my all time favourite author 🙂
I read gone girl twice but sharp objects is
More creppy sometimes very hard to read i want to cut my skin🤯 but I controlled next month I will read dark places
Try "the women in the window" i like it more than girl on the train

[bushrarahman]

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[creativemind-dhbc]

You can also try reading grave the hidden truth by priyanka khetawat, if you want to go for fictional book with thriller, suspense and mystery
Firstly, I was amazed by the attention to details in every chapter and I am sure you would notice it as well. One thing I enjoyed throughout the story is that each scene is happening in multiple locations and I loved the way the author painted the picture in front of me. It was almost like I was there, and I could vividly see what is going on. My favourite part is when all of them get stuck in a cave with another civilisation, who don't even speak the language. I can keep on going, but I am going to stop here as I don't want to spoil too much for the future the readers.

Secondly, I was shocked when the author came up with a new script altogether for the ancient civilisation, and I completely enjoyed the riddles Firstly, I was amazed by the attention to details in every chapter and I am sure you would notice it as well. One thing I enjoyed throughout the story is that each scene is happening in multiple locations and I loved the way the author painted the picture in front of me. It was almost like I was there, and I could vividly see what is going on. My favourite part is when all of them get stuck in a cave with another civilisation, who don't even speak the language. I can keep on going, but I am going to stop here as I don't want to spoil too much for the future the readers.

Secondly, I was shocked when the author came up with a new script altogether for the ancient civilisation, and I completely enjoyed the riddles sprinkled in the second half of the books led in the second half of the book

[authordeborahjeanwhite]

Seen and Not heard by Deborah Jean White. One POV is The HOUSE.

[marlenerichardson]

Brilliant information without any spoilers. Thankyou x