No One Would Do What the Lamberts Have Done is pure Sophie Hannah: twisty, clever, and quietly unsettling in the most addictive way. From the title alone, I was intrigued—and once I started reading, I was completely hooked. This book unfolds like a puzzle box, and just when you think you’ve figured out how it all fits together, she shifts the frame entirely.

The Lamberts are a masterclass in controlled chaos—ordinary on the surface, but every interaction buzzes with tension. The deeper the narrator digs into their strange behavior, the more claustrophobic and unhinged everything starts to feel. I kept asking myself: What did the Lamberts do? And why can’t I look away?

Hannah has a gift for capturing the way obsession takes hold—the way a seemingly small mystery can spiral into something all-consuming. The suspense builds slowly, deliberately, and the payoff is as satisfying as it is disturbing. She doesn’t rely on jump scares or dramatic twists—this is psychological suspense at its most refined.

If you love domestic thrillers with razor-sharp narration, deeply unreliable characters, and a plot that messes with your head in the best way, No One Would Do What the Lamberts Have Done is one you won’t want to miss. I devoured it—and then immediately wanted to read it again to catch what I missed the first time.