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Kevin O'Brien


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Kevin O'Brien grew up in Chicago's North Shore, but now lives in Seattle, Washington, where he is currently working on his next thriller.

Genres: Mystery, Historical Mystery
 
Series
Family Secrets
   1. The Betrayed Wife (2019)
   2. The Bad Sister (2020)
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Novels
   Only Son (1997)
   The Next to Die (2001)
   Make Them Cry (2002)
   Watch Them Die (2003)
   Left for Dead (2004)
   The Last Victim (2005)
   Killing Spree (2007)
   One Last Scream (2007)
   Final Breath (2009)
   Vicious (2010)
   Disturbed (2011)
   Hotel Angeline (2011) (with others)
   Terrified (2011)
   Unspeakable (2013)
   Tell Me You're Sorry (2014)
   No One Needs to Know (2015)
   You'll Miss Me When I'm Gone (2016)
   Hide Your Fear (2017)
   They Won't Be Hurt (2018)
   The Night She Disappeared (2021)
   The Enemy at Home (2023)
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Collections
   Nothing Good Happens After Midnight (2020) (with others)
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Kevin O'Brien recommends
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The Hunger of Crows (2021)
Richard Chiappone
"Brilliantly constructed and beautifully written, THE HUNGER OF CROWS will keep readers deliciously on-edge until the final page. Bravo!"
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By Way of Sorrow (2021)
(Erin McCabe, book 1)
Robyn Gigl
"Robyn Gigl has delivered a compelling, provocative legal thriller like no other. It's addictive as hell, one of those 'just one more chapter' books that keep you reading late into the night. Topical and fast-paced, By Way of Sorrow grabs you on the very first page with a brutal murder, and then sends you on a twist-filled thrill-ride that doesn't let up until the startling finale. Gigl introduces a new kind of heroine with attorney Erin McCabe--she's brilliant, resourceful, a little vulnerable and completely unique. Bravo! Is it too soon to ask when we can expect the next Erin McCabe thriller?"
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The Neighbor (2018)
Joseph Souza
"With its not-so-reliable narrators, brilliant writing and unexpected plot twists, Joseph Souza’s The Neighbor might remind you of Gone Girl or The Girl on the Train, but this deliciously sinister thriller is a total original. You’ll get hooked early on to this addictive page-turner and find yourself reading The Neighbor with the doors double locked and the shades drawn."

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