Can’t get enough thrills and chills this winter? Me either. Check out these New Thrillers to Read and Stream in February 2021

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New Mysteries and Thrillers to Read February 2
Bad Habits by Amy Gentry. You can read my review of this Dark Academia suspense story here.
Blink of an Eye by Iris and Roy Johansen. A pop star is kidnapped in the middle of a concert at the Hollywood Bowl.
Blood Grove (Easy Rawlins #15) by Walter Mosely (Feb 2). In 1969, a black detective takes on the case of a missing Vietnam vet.
Finlay Donovan Is Killing it by Elle Cosimano. Read my review of this comic thriller about a mom who accidentally becomes a contract killer here.
Run For Cover (Michael Gannon #2) by Michael Ledwidge. Political thriller featuring a string of grisly murders in National Parks.
Serpentine (Alex Delaware #36) by Jonathan Kellerman. A woman is determined to re-open the cold case of her mother’s murder.
Spoils of the Dead (Liam Campbell #5) by Dana Stabenow. Murder in an isolated Alaskan bush town.
The Survivors by Jane Harper. A man returns to his small coastal hometown to face dark secrets. If you’ve read this and want to join in my spoiler discussion, head over here!
The Unwilling by John Hart. In the post-Vietnam South, a man fights to clear his and his brother’s name after a string of murders.
When Twilight Breaks by Sarah Sundin. A foreign correspondent and a graduate student expose Nazi secrets in 1938 Munich.
New Mysteries and Thrillers to Read February 9




Faithless in Death by J. D. Robb. A wealthy woman is mysteriously murdered.
Magpie Lane by Lucy Atkins. The sound daughter of an Oxford master vanishes in the middle of the night.
Possession by Katie Lowe. A psychologist is thrust back in the spotlight after a podcast delves into the mysterious death of her husband.
The Power Couple by Alex Berenson. The daughter of two government employees disappears on a European holiday.
Stranger in Town (Casey Duncan #6) by Kelley Armstrong. An injured hiker stumbles into a secretive Yukon town.
New Mysteries and Thrillers to Read February 16




The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey. The replica of a scientist is having an affair with the scientist’s husband, who ends up dead.
A Fatal Lie (Inspector Rutledge #23) by Charles Todd. A Scotland Yard inspector solves a crime in a Welsh village.
Missing and Endangered (Joanna Brady #19) by J. A. Jance. The college roommate of a sheriff’s daughter mysteriously disappears.
Relentless (Gray Man #10) by Mark Greaney.
New Mysteries and Thrillers to Read February 23




The Kaiser’s Web by Steve Berry
The Last Straw (Jigsaw Files #4) by Sharon Sala. A woman hires a PI to find her missing sister.
Night Moves by Julie Mulhern. A woman planning her wedding is drawn into a murder investigation.
Quiet in Her Bones by Nalini Singh. A gripping thriller set in New Zealand.
The Russian Cage (Gunnie Rose #3) by Charlaine Harris
YA Mysteries and Thrillers to Read In February 2021
The Project by Courtney Summers (Feb 2)
Payback (Vale Hall #3) by Kristen Simmons (Feb 2)
New Thrillers to Stream on Netflix in February 2021
Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer
Shutter Island (February 1) This 2010 classic stars Leo DiCaprio.
All My Friends Are Dead (Feb 3)
The Sinner: Season 3 (Feb 6)
Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel (February 10). This is based on a notorious True Crime. When I find a trailer, I will post it!
Behind Her Eyes (February 17). Zombies. So I’m not watching it, but you can…
New Thrillers to Stream on HBO in February 2021
Little Things (January 29). Psychological thriller with Denzel Washington!
Arthur’s Law – A man trying to get his wife’s life insurance policy and run off with his mistress.
Possessions. A bride is charged with murder on her wedding night.

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Quite the impressive compilation here, Jen. Looking forward to reading Finlay Donovan as per your recommendation. Hard to believe that JD Robb series is up to 50+ books. Mannnn. That’s a lot of dedication to anyone keeping up.
I just watched the first episode of Night Stalker and will need to return to it!
I’m worried it’s too scary but I might try it!
I read The Survivors and The Echo Wife. I want to read Finlay Donovan — maybe. When you say it’s a comic, does that mean it’s funny, or that it’s written in graphic novel form?
No, it’s funny. Not really a cozy mystery, but more like a light, funny mystery. Try it!!