Any good book recommendations?

Ben Elton: Popcorn - A parody of a fictional character based on the film director Quentin Tarantino who gets mixed up with real life gangsters.

Dean Koontz: The Husband - His wife gets kidnapped, he's a gardener, he does everything he can to get her back.

Howard Marks: Mr Nice - The true story an Oxford graduate, one of the UK's most prolific cannabis importers who ended up working for the IRA, Mi6 and with various other people in the course of his 'career'.

James Frey : A Million Little Pieces - A controversial book, supposedly loosely based on a true story of the author whom was a drug addict and criminal in recovery in a rehabilitation centre.

...The follow up, My Friend Leonard by the same author is just as good.

Dostoyevsky - Crime and Punishment?

The Trial, by Franz Kafka.

"Crime and Punishment" - Fodor Dostoevsky

the tao of pooh, a prayer for owen meany, nine stories, the world according to garp, 48 laws of power, the stars my destination. too many to list.

Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow is a fairly thrilling crime novel.
Shutter Island is good, whether you've seen the film or not.

Have you read Intensity by Dean Koontz? An oldie but a goodie.

No clue, I only read the Fantasy genere for the most part, and some nonfiction.

I think the "Red riding hood" is all of that

David Baldacci, David Silva, Lee Child,

You ever read Alex Cross?

Any religious book will do, includes sci-fi tho!

"The Art of the Deal", by Donald J. Trump.