u/Beneficial-Safe4922

I have recently started reading and I like it more than I thought I would. Being a fan of psychological thriller movies, I am drawn to books of the similar genre. However the recent 2 reads - The silent patient and never lie were alright, didn’t blow my mind.
If I were to draw parallel with psychological thriller movies with great twist like shutter island, prestige, god’s crooked lines, etc.. what book would you recommend?

Some already that I have shortlisted are

1. Sharp objects
2. My husbands wife
3. The perfect marriage
4. Wrong place wrong time
5. The only one left
6. Hidden pictures

Open to any suggestions beyond this list as well.
**Need a good book that demands a discussion!**

I have recently started reading and I like it more than I thought I would. Being a fan of psychological thriller movies, I am drawn to books of the similar genre. However the recent 2 reads - The silent patient and never lie were alright, didn’t blow my mind.
If I were to draw parallel with psychological thriller movies with great twist like shutter island, prestige, god’s crooked lines, etc.. what book would you recommend?

Some already that I have shortlisted are

1. Sharp objects
2. My husbands wife
3. The perfect marriage
4. Wrong place wrong time
5. The only one left
6. Hidden pictures

Open to any suggestions beyond this list as well.
**Need a good book that demands a discussion!**

I have recently started reading and I like it more than I thought I would. Being a fan of psychological thriller movies, I am drawn to books of the similar genre. However the recent 2 reads - The silent patient and never lie were alright, didn’t blow my mind.
If I were to draw parallel with psychological thriller movies with great twist like shutter island, prestige, god’s crooked lines, etc.. what book would you recommend?

Some already that I have shortlisted are

1. Sharp objects
2. My husbands wife
3. The perfect marriage
4. Wrong place wrong time
5. The only one left
6. Hidden pictures

Open to any suggestions beyond this list as well.
Need a good book that demands a discussion!

I recently visited the hsbc branch to get the premier account opened and there were a things that the RM said which I don’t believe to be true.
I am trying to open through salary route

1. Apart from opening the salary account with HSBC, I will also have to invest in any wealth management tool through their app to continue maintaining the premiere status

2. The premier benefits on account kicks in only post 60 days from first salary credited

3. Can apply for Premier credit card only post 2 salary cycles

4. He was acting a bit non committal on the credit card application - is it possible that the bank can reject the premier cc application even if salary is being credited monthly and cibil score is 770+
   Can they come back asking for minimum account balance / minimum monthly spends to be eligible for the premier cc?