The ‘finest’ thriller to learn on vacation has been ‘devoured’ by followers | Books | Entertainment | EUROtoday

Do crime novels and holidays go collectively? Some may say it takes you away from stress-free and unwinding, whereas others would say it’s that pure escapism that will get you to the purpose of leisure. But what thriller goes to go with your vacation essentially the most? The Goodreads readers have had their say and determined that this thriller novel is the  better of the style to learn whereas taking a visit.

Lucy Foley’s The Guest List, first revealed in 2020 has been granted the highest spot on Goodreads Vacation Thriller Books. The ebook’s synopsis reads: “The Guest List by Lucy Foley is a thrilling mystery set on a remote Irish island during the wedding of Jules Keegan and Will Slater. As a storm rages, trapping the guests, a dead body is discovered, and everyone becomes a suspect. The story unravels through multiple perspectives, revealing secrets and hidden motives among the wedding party and their families.”

The ebook explores themes of jealousy, betrayal, in addition to the darkish aspect of seemingly excellent lives. The Guest List has turn into a New York Times, Sunday Times and Washington Post bestseller and gained Goodreads Choice Award for Mystery and Thrillers in 2020. Foley has written a number of different books together with Midnight Feast, The Paris Apartment, and The Hunting Party.

Fans have awarded the ebook 3.8 out of 5 stars with one stating they “devoured it” and one other including it was their “choice for best thriller”.

Another reviewer commented: “This was the thriller I have been waiting for and I absolutely loved it.”

One reviewer really helpful the ebook and stated: “The Guest List is a fun, fast-paced, guessing game of a read; perfect for fans of Dame Agatha Christie, or Ruth Ware.”

“Lucy Foley follows The Hunting Party with this even more hugely entertaining atmospheric murder mystery, a modern take on Agatha Christie, set on the wild and isolated Cormorant Island, off the west coast of Ireland”, one other added.