Books like The Good Girl
If you liked The Good Girl by Mary Kubica, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
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The Night She Disappeared
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
Two teen moms vanish one night, and two years later a writer finds notes in the woods.
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The Inmate
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
A nurse takes a prison job and faces the ex who she helped convict for murder years ago.
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The Couple Next Door
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, kidnapping.
After a dinner next door, Anne and Marco find baby Cora gone and every neighbor has a motive.
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The Housemaid
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
The Housemaid retold: Millie cleans for the Winchesters, locked doors, twists in Long Island.
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Local Woman Missing
Because also by Mary Kubica; shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
Two women vanish from one street. Eleven years later, a missing girl returns with no memory.
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Sometimes I Lie
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
Radio host Amber wakes in a coma, able to hear but not move. Her husband may not love her, and three timelines close in.
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Lock Every Door
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
Broke Jules apartment sits at the Bartholomew where another sitter vanished.
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You
Because shares tags: thriller, suspense, psychological.
Bookstore Joe decides Beck is the one, then removes boyfriends, friends, and finally her voice.
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Ward D
Because shares tags: thriller, suspense, psychological.
A med student hides her own psych past while working a locked night shift where meds vanish and doors open.
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The It Girl
Because shares tags: mystery, thriller, suspense.
Ten years after April murder at Oxford, new claims of innocence force pregnant Hannah to rethink friends.
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The Wife Upstairs
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
A struggling dog walker falls for a wealthy widower in Alabama, but his missing wife may still be alive upstairs.
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The Turn of the Key
Because shares tags: thriller, mystery, suspense.
A nanny writes from prison about a smart Highland house, four girls, and the night one child died.
