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Karin Slaughter

The Good Daughter

Fans of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate the complex and morally ambiguous characters in 'The Good Daughter'. This book follows the story of a woman who returns to her hometown after a traumatic event from her past, only to find that her father, a respected judge, is now suspected of murder. Slaughter's writing is dark, gritty, and thought-provoking, and she explores themes of family, loyalty, and justice in a way that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Riley Sager

Final Girls

If you enjoyed the psychological thrills of 'See Jane Die', you'll love 'Final Girls'. This book tells the story of a woman who is the sole survivor of a massacre, and the other two women who have also survived similar tragedies. As they come together to confront their pasts, they soon realize that someone is out to get them. Sager's writing is fast-paced and full of twists and turns, and he expertly builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.

Fiona Barton

The Widow

Readers who enjoyed the complex and layered plot of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate 'The Widow'. This book tells the story of a woman whose husband has been accused of a terrible crime, and the aftermath that follows as she tries to uncover the truth. Barton's writing is sharp, insightful, and thought-provoking, and she explores themes of truth, justice, and the power of secrets in a way that will keep you guessing until the very end.

Alex Michaelides

The Silent Patient

If you enjoyed the psychological thrills of 'See Jane Die', you'll love 'The Silent Patient'. This book tells the story of a woman who refuses to speak after being accused of murdering her husband, and the therapist who is determined to uncover the truth. Michaelides' writing is dark, twisted, and full of surprises, and he masterfully builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.

A.J. Finn

The Woman in the Window

Fans of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate the psychological suspense and unreliable narrator in 'The Woman in the Window'. This book tells the story of a woman who is trapped in her home due to a severe case of agoraphobia, and becomes convinced that her neighbor has been murdered. Finn's writing is atmospheric, tense, and full of surprises, and he expertly builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.

B.A. Paris

Behind Closed Doors

Readers who enjoyed the domestic thrills of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate 'Behind Closed Doors'. This book tells the story of a woman who marries the man of her dreams, only to discover that he is not who he seems. Paris' writing is dark, twisted, and full of surprises, and she masterfully builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.

Ruth Ware

The Lying Game

Fans of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate the psychological suspense and unreliable narrators in 'The Lying Game'. This book tells the story of a group of women who are brought back together after many years apart, only to discover that their past is catching up with them. Ware's writing is atmospheric, tense, and full of surprises, and she expertly builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.

Jane Harper

The Dry

Readers who enjoyed the small-town setting and complex characters of 'See Jane Die' will appreciate 'The Dry'. This book tells the story of a federal agent who returns to his hometown to investigate a murder-suicide, only to discover that things are not as they seem. Harper's writing is gritty, atmospheric, and full of surprises, and she expertly builds tension and suspense throughout the novel.