11. IT
IT, by Stephen King. To this day I am scared of clowns and balloons. I don’t walk in the rain. The book has put the “IT” fear in me. – RD Reader Eliatha Cyprus
12. Absolute Power
Absolute Power, by David Baldacci. The story was horrifying and interesting and edge-of-my-seat thrilling, but what gave it extra oomph was knowing that it could all happen, or even may have happened already, because of the power that Presidents of the United States wield. I have read many good thrillers, but the possibility that this story could be real put the extra edge on it. I’ve read it a couple of times and intend to read it again. It’s that good. – RD Reader Narelle Cox
13. Kill Me
Kill Me, by Stephen White. This book didn’t give away anything until the end. Full of suspense all the way through and couldn’t put it down. A couple of nights of reading till the early hours and disappointed that it ended as I wanted more! – RD Reader Kris Brennan