Anyone got any recommendations from kindle unlimited, I’ve had a free trial and I’ve read a bit from it but have any of you read anything good from it?
A lot!
This is my list I keep on notes of Kindle Unlimited some I have read and enjoyed, others I am pretty sure I will like as they came from bookstagram. Mostly crime/thriller. I think KU is great value, but I can't get to my actual library right now. I just keep adding to this KU list.....
The Perfect Child - Lucinda Berry
When We Believed In Mermaids - Barbara o'Neill
Drift Net - Lin Anderson (started this but found it a bit boggy, I will go back to it again though)
Devil in the Red Dirt - Michael P Smith
The Patriot Cipher - Sean McCutchen (reading this now and loving it)
The Square - Rosie Millard
Tess Stimson - which ones of hers are on KU changes a lot, but any are good.
And Then There Were None - Agatha Christie
First One in, Last One Out - Marilyn Shimon
She's Come Undone - Wally Lamb
The Thing About Clare - Imogen Clark
Honeymoon for One - Portia MacIntosh
Evidence of the Affair - Taylor Jenkins Reid (I am yet to read any of hers that I actually enjoy)
The Guilty Mother - Diane Jeffrey
The Push - Claire McGowan
He Will Find You - Diane Jeffrey
Every Last Secret - A R Torre
The Ghostwriter - Alessandra Torre
The Woman Next Door - Natasha Boydell
Inside Broadmoor - Jonathan Levi
The Snowdonia Killings (series) - Simon McCleave
Tall Oaks - Chris Whitaker
A Parent Apart - Gary Wright
A Litter of Bones - JD Kirk
The Wish List - Ruby Hummingbird
A Thousand Tiny Disappointments - Sarah Edghill
Above and Beyond - Saskia Swann
Don't Tell Jack - Harriet Mills
Queen of Hearts - Eve Alexander
Divided House - J M Dalgleish (start of series)
Corfe Castle Murders - Rachel McLean (start of series)
Carol Wyer - all of hers.
A River in Darkness - Masaji Ishikawa (about his escape from North Korea, I can't wait to read this)
Bloodline - Jess Lourey
Small Sacrifices - Ann Rule (true life murder of children by mother so a little bit hard to read)
Same reason I can’t buy second hand books. It has always grossed me out but since the pandemic I’m even worse 
