Eleven titles to read if you loved "Gone Girl"

In 2015 at B&N Reads, Jeff Somers tagged eleven books you should read if you love Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, including:

All the Birds, Singing, by Evie Wyld

Variously brutal, lyrical, bleak, and filled with life, this is a novel that sets up a compelling personal mystery, then challenges you to hang on for the ride as it takes you on a tour of one damaged person’s psyche. Jake, a woman escaping a past that left her scarred both mentally and physically, is living on an isolated island off the coast of England, and someone is viciously killing her sheep. It might be local hooligans, it might be a mysterious man walking the island, or it might be the legendary beast that lives in the woods. The central mystery of what drove Jake to the edge of the world will keep you glued to the page.

Read about the other entries on the list.

All the Birds, Singing is among Hillary Kelly's nine best books with lonely protagonists, Rose Carlyle's seven great thrillers that take readers to faraway places, four books that changed Alison Booth, and Cal Flyn's ten top books about the Australian bush.

My Book, The Movie: All the Birds, Singing.

--Marshal Zeringue