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Crime novels for those who usually read Jung

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Sometimes we all need an easy read. The best ones are actually about identity anyway. /thrillers, detective novels, true crime, dark academia
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Thrillers

Classical crime novels you can read in one night and analyze for weeks.

 
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I asked myself, “So who's lying?” like a million of times
The Guest: A Novel
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Here you can find a plot twist on a plot twist after a plot twist
The Therapist: A Novel
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Who's lying?
None of This Is True: A Novel
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True crime – if you were ever interested in what's going on inside those people minds
Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit
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If I didn't know, I'd assume it was a nordic noir book
The Echo Man: A Novel
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It's a history and true crime – probably one of the first and the best crime novels I've ever read
The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America
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For the first time while reading a thriller, I had no theories!
When I Kill You: A Novel
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Mystery

 
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This is a fun read. I'm pretty sure I read it listening exclusively to Berlioz
The Thursday Murder Club: A Novel
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Witty, but thought provoking. (Second book of a Thursday Murder Club series.)
The Man Who Died Twice: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery
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The humor in this one is probably the loudest and the darkest – in the best possible way. (Third book of a Thursday Murder Club series)
The Bullet That Missed: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery
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The anxiety is off the chart with this one
Yellowface: A Reese's Book Club Pick
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I had shivers and I don't even know why
Strange Pictures: A Novel
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Complex and beautiful

Longer and more elaborate novels. The ones you'll need to spend some time with

 
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It took Donna Tartt 10 years to write this book and you're about to acquire a new favorite author
The Secret History
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Strike #1. This is my favorite series of detective novels ever written. They are complex, thought-through and addictive. Currently 8 books are out and I've never had enough. If you haven't read them, I envy you tremendously
The Cuckoo's Calling
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Second book of a Cormorant Strike series, made me stick with it for the next 10 years
The Silkworm
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Third book of a Cormorant Strike series Strike series
Career of Evil
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Fourth book of a Cormorant Strike series
Lethal White
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Seemingly impossible case to solve, but Strike still finds his way through human psyche
Troubled Blood
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Creative, dark, artistic
The Ink Black Heart: A Cormoran Strike Novel
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This was a hard one to read, for multiple reasons, but worth it.
The Running Grave: A Cormoran Strike Novel
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A lot of people said this book is too complicated. But so far this is my favorite one from the whole series. I loved every moment of it, and I hope you will too
The Hallmarked Man: A Cormoran Strike Novel
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It might be hard to keep up, but I hope you do
The Goldfinch
 
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At first, made me dizzy and confused. At last, made me more dizzy and more confused
The Anomaly: A Novel
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If you liked “The Secret History”, this book is very similar setting-wise
If We Were Villains: A Novel
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