Killing It: The Summer's Best Thrillers
Each year as the temperature rises, so does the body count in the most compulsively readable thrillers. These ten will have your heart racing with ends you'll never (ever) guess.
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Phantom Instinct
By Meg Gardiner
368 pages;
Dutton Adult
After her boyfriend is killed in a nightclub shooting, scrappy UCLA student Harper Flynn finds herself embroiled in a murder plot gone wrong. The book's twisty narrative involves a reformed thief and a rare mental disorder that makes strangers seem like the enemy.
— Katie Arnold-Ratliff and Meredith Bryan
Published 06/12/2014
