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Lovers of suspense fiction, take heart:
The thrill is not gone. Nine of this week’s 11 recommended titles come
from the Book Review’s recent issue devoted to the thriller genre, from
bankers lured into a deadly elevator (“The Escape Room”) to Chinese
crime bosses (“Beijing Payback”) to a young mother worried about a
possible intruder (“The Need”).
If
you’re more accustomed to finding your thrills in language and those who
immerse themselves in it, then you might want to pick up Gretchen
McCulloch’s “Because Internet” or the love letters of F. Scott and Zelda
Fitzgerald, which prove Scott wasn’t the only writer in that marriage,
and maybe not even the best.
Source: New York Times