Recs if you like The Last Mrs. Parrish ...

This includes book that have either mystery or thrillers as a primary or secondary genre. If you have recommendations to add please comment and I'll happily add them 💕

Featuring morally gray men, unreliable narrators, emotional damage, dragons, serial killers, fake dating, enemies-to-lovers, and at least 47 books someone claimed “changed their life.” Proceed with caution.

When homes, nurseries, kitchens, suburbs, etc. become the most dangerous places of all

Each month Reese Witherspoon picks books she loves with a woman at the center of the story.

reese's complete picks- trying to read as many of these as i can... but we shall see

Books where violence, anger, and revenge are central themes.

Every single person in this book could benefit from some professional help

Thrillers & mysteries that will keep you guessing until the end

It takes a strong reader to admit that they liked a Colleen Hoover book- but if that book is Verity, and you read another CoHo book for more thriller romance, you might be realizing that's not usually her cup of tea. So read these books instead.

Everyone has a secret. Whether it's to hide from someone, advance in life, or bury their past, these protagonists or the people close to them have kept their true identities a secret. And something like that never comes back to haunt them, right?

Books according to people on the internet (reddit/facebook) that scratch a similar itch to the show Desperate Housewives.

I love me a good con artist story... Fictional and Non-fictional alike.

New book to movie adaptations to read before watching ✨

Unreliable narrators, hidden motives, suspicious relationships, missing pieces, and plot twists that make you reconsider everything you thought you knew.

by reese witherspoon

*not including YA picks

Freida has a habit of writing books that borrow heavily from other (often better) books. This list attempts to compile those books. Suggestions welcome! I'll keep a list showing how these books correspond to Freida's books in the comments.