If you were captivated by Camille Preaker’s troubled perspective and her struggle with memory and truth in Sharp Objects, you'll be hooked by Rachel's unraveling mind in The Girl on the Train. The story keeps you guessing as Rachel’s alcoholism and personal traumas cloud her perception, making every revelation feel both shocking and deeply personal.

Much like the jaw-dropping moments in Sharp Objects—when the true nature of Amma and Adora is revealed—The Silent Patient delivers a twist that will have you reconsidering everything you thought you knew about its characters. The psychological unraveling and final payoff make it a must-read for fans of surprise endings.

If you appreciated Camille’s internal battles and the haunting atmosphere of Wind Gap, In the Woods offers a protagonist, Detective Rob Ryan, whose unresolved childhood trauma seeps into every aspect of his investigation. The novel’s moody introspection and exploration of memory and identity make it a compelling follow-up.

Fans of Camille’s tenacity and questionable decisions will find Lisbeth Salander’s fierce intelligence and complicated ethics equally fascinating. As Lisbeth and Mikael delve into a cold case full of family secrets, their willingness to cross lines for justice will resonate with readers who admired the moral grayness of Sharp Objects.

If the oppressive atmosphere and bleak rural setting of Wind Gap drew you in, Winter’s Bone will grip you with its depiction of a young woman navigating the violence and secrets of the Ozarks. Ree’s desperate search for her missing father is as harrowing and atmospheric as Camille’s return home.