Are there any particular themes common in best - selling crime novels written by an anonymous girl?

One possibility could be 'Gone Girl' by Gillian Flynn, though she's not anonymous. In general, it's quite difficult to pinpoint a crime novel written by an anonymous girl as anonymity makes it hard to specifically identify works. But there are many great crime novels out there by female authors like Agatha Christie, whose works are always top - notch in the crime genre.

The theme of a troubled relationship is also common. In 'Big Little Lies', although it's more of a domestic thriller, the relationships between the characters are full of secrets and lies, much like in 'Gone Girl'. These novels show that beneath the surface of seemingly normal relationships, there can be a lot of darkness.

The sense of place also seems to be a theme. Big Sky is set in certain locations that almost become characters themselves. This is true for many of her crime novels, where the setting adds to the atmosphere and the overall story.

One of the best - selling crime novels is 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' by Stieg Larsson. It has a complex mystery and engaging characters.

Paula Hawkins wrote 'The Girl on the Train'. She created this really engaging crime story that has captured the attention of many readers around the world.

Well, 'The Girl on the Train' is a gripping crime novel. Rachel, the protagonist, has a drinking problem which makes her an unreliable narrator. She sees Megan, a woman she doesn't really know, while on her train rides. When Megan goes missing, Rachel inserts herself into the search. The novel delves into themes of memory, obsession, and the dark secrets people keep. It's full of suspense as Rachel tries to figure out what happened to Megan, and in the process, she uncovers a web of lies and danger that she herself might be in the middle of.

Well, just the words 'Bluebird Bluebird best - selling crime novels' don't give us a clear picture. If 'Bluebird Bluebird' is a series name, then perhaps there are crime novels within that series that have sold well. Maybe it's a new and upcoming concept in the crime novel world. But as of now, without more details, it's difficult to point out any particular best - selling crime novels related to it.

I'm not sure if there are specific best - selling crime novels directly related to 'The Power of the Dog'. It's a movie and a novel in its own right, but not typically known as a crime - related work. However, it's possible that some crime novels might draw inspiration from its themes or setting in a more oblique way.

Yes. One common theme is the idea of two flawed characters coming together. In 'Beautiful Disaster', for instance, the characters have their own issues and insecurities, but their love for each other overcomes these to some extent. This creates a sense of a 'disaster' because their individual problems cause friction, but also beauty as they grow together.

Well, one theme is often her discovery of new gaming strategies or levels. It's about her exploration within the game world. Also, the theme of competition is common. She could be competing in big tournaments, either facing internal doubts or external pressures. And then there's the theme of community. How she interacts with other gamers, whether it's positive like building a guild together, or negative like dealing with online trolls.