The ranking, published on July 14, featured novels such as Lucy Foley's Guest List, published in 2020, 2014's Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty, and A.J. Finn's 2018 book, The Woman in the Window. Collider put the prolific thriller novelist Tana French's 2020 book The Searcher at the top of the list. The publication pointed to the protagonist Cal Hooper's compelling and touching dynamic with the child he tries to help, Trey Reddy, as what elevated the book.
Tana French Discussed 'The Searcher' in a 2021 Interview
"I don't think it's true that it was patterned after The Searchers, which I'll be honest, I have only read part of," said the In the Woods author. "It's definitely got serious western influences, but that wasn't one of the westerns that I was reading or nodding to in particular. I mean, I was reading Lonesome Dove and True Grit and TheSisters Brothers, for a modern one."
"There's a definite reference there, but it was more that it felt like a good title that would fit both the main characters while also having that western influence," said French during the 2021 interview.
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