10 best-selling mystery books like Do Not Go On by Bryan Furuness

If you liked the mystery plot in Do Not Go On by Bryan Furuness , here is a list of 10 books like this:

Similar categories in Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes (Frank McCourt, #1) book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Cormac McCarthy's The Passenger (The Passenger #1) book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"All of history [is] a rehearsal for its own extinction."

-Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger (The Passenger #1)

"...do you think if you died drunk you’d sober up before you met Jesus?"

-Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger (The Passenger #1)

"The evil has no alternate plan. It is simply incapable of assuming failure"

-Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger (The Passenger #1)

"She asked the girl what she wanted to be when she grew up and she said dead."

-Cormac McCarthy, The Passenger (The Passenger #1)

Similar categories in Anna Quindlen's After Annie book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Susan Meissner's Only the Beautiful book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Jesmyn Ward's Let Us Descend book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"You must leap. You must do as your people did. You must sink in order to rise."

-Jesmyn Ward, Let Us Descend

Similar categories in Percival Everett's James book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Jean Hanff Korelitz's The Latecomer book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Lydia Millet's Dinosaurs book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"They say those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones, but don’t we all?"

-Lydia Millet, Dinosaurs

"You gotta be a generalist, in the new climate. But that’s not enough either. If there’s too much poison around. We’re talking pesticides, mostly. Agrochemicals everywhere. Take the sparrows. So anywa…"

-Lydia Millet, Dinosaurs

"Good news. Maybe the insects would handle it. Since the dinosaurs didn’t have it in them. The insects might be naturals at revolution, with their hive minds. Their brainless, decentralized intelligen…"

-Lydia Millet, Dinosaurs

"And freedom, that sacred cow that was always invoked as an excuse for bad behavior, all manner of atrocity—what was it, even? They told you to love it, in the schools and the songs, but never said wh…"

-Lydia Millet, Dinosaurs

Similar categories in Gary Shteyngart's Our Country Friends book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"How hard was it to be happy in this fucking country?"

-Gary Shteyngart, Our Country Friends

"Why do you know so much old rap?" "Because I'm white."

-Gary Shteyngart, Our Country Friends

"Russian was a language built around the exhalation of warmth and pain...."

-Gary Shteyngart, Our Country Friends

"Honesty and grace. You can try to find something better beyond that, but you won't."

-Gary Shteyngart, Our Country Friends

Similar categories in Cristina Henríquez's The Great Divide book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"Ada had always believed that her mother, in rebuilding the house only three miles from where it had once been, had kept her world piteously small, but maybe what mattered, Ada thought as she gazed at…"

-Cristina Henríquez, The Great Divide

Similar categories in Tess Gunty's The Rabbit Hutch book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"On the opposite end of the sidewalk, a large woman in her sixties collapsed. Immediately, two people rushed to the woman's side, gingerly tending to her, touching her shoulders and face, speaking to …"

-Tess Gunty, The Rabbit Hutch

"· Las calles por las que caminas, el alimento que comes, el trabajo que haces, el medio de transporte que eliges, los productos de belleza que compras, los programas que ves, los enlaces en los que p…"

-Tess Gunty, The Rabbit Hutch

"Acaba de ponerse a llover. Estamos encantados de que se quede un rato más, si quiere. Milagroso. Joan recuerda que existen los perros, las tiendas de manualidades, los analgésicos, las bibliotecas pú…"

-Tess Gunty, The Rabbit Hutch

"—Estoy harta —dice Blandine— de la violencia contra las mujeres disfrazada de validación. —Lo siento —murmura James de manera automática, pero tiene el gesto de la mascota reprendida que no sabe qué …"

-Tess Gunty, The Rabbit Hutch

Similar categories in Julia Phillips's Disappearing Earth book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"Con la distancia, todo el el mundo parece mejor. Todo el mundo parece más agradable cuando no tienes que escucharlo continuamente. Después de que Yuri colgara, Natasha pasó junto a su hermano, en el …"

-Julia Phillips, Disappearing Earth

"Near him, she couldn't think of anything but him. But when they were a little apart she returned to herself, and she liked that woman she came back to. Someone...capable. Someone who maintained stand…"

-Julia Phillips, Disappearing Earth

"He died and the whole Soviet Union followed. Revmira's country, her young face, the entire course of her life had changed. Since she started at the hospital, she had sat next to more than a hundred p…"

-Julia Phillips, Disappearing Earth

Similar categories in Vigdis Hjorth's Is Mother Dead book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"Den första sång jag höra fick, var mor som grät vid vaggan"

-Vigdis Hjorth, Is Mother Dead

"Det händer att det som inte sker är det viktigaste som händer en dag"

-Vigdis Hjorth, Is Mother Dead

"We all carry our mothers like a hole in our souls, small or big, living or dead."

-Vigdis Hjorth, Is Mother Dead

"A mother can never be an ordinary human being to her children, and I am one of her children."

-Vigdis Hjorth, Is Mother Dead

Similar categories in Miriam Toews's Women Talking book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"All we women have are our dreams – so of course we are dreamers."

-Miriam Toews, Women Talking

"Doubt and uncertainty and questioning are inextricably bound together with faith"

-Miriam Toews, Women Talking

"There must be satisfaction gained in accurately naming the thing that torments you."

-Miriam Toews, Women Talking

"Perhaps all of us are crazy, Ona says. Of course we're all crazy, says Mejal. How can we not be?"

-Miriam Toews, Women Talking

Similar categories in Kelly Mustian's The Girls in the Stilt House book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Shana Abe's An American Beauty book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Maggie Smith's You Could Make This Place Beautiful book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

"At our wedding, our college creative writing professor read a poem—John Ciardi’s “Most Like an Arch This Marriage."

-Maggie Smith, You Could Make This Place Beautiful

"How I picture it: We are all nesting dolls, carrying the earlier iterations of ourselves inside. We carry the past inside us. We take ourselves–all of our selves–wherever we go. Inside forty-somethin…"

-Maggie Smith, You Could Make This Place Beautiful

Similar categories in Rebecca Makkai's I Have Some Questions for You book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Dennis Lehane's Small Mercies book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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Similar categories in Nicholas Binge's Ascension book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"There’s something that runs deeper than that – biological instinct, perhaps, that won’t let you go through with mutilating yourself."

-Nicholas Binge, Ascension

"People like to think empathy means being able to imagine how you'd feel in a certain situation,' she said, head tilted, holding my gaze. 'But it really doesn't. It means being able to imagine how the…"

-Nicholas Binge, Ascension

Similar categories in Kevin Wilson's Now Is Not the Time to Panic book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"I wondered if this was a sign that, whatever happened this summer, I'd be the one with a scar."

-Kevin Wilson, Now Is Not the Time to Panic

"To be a teenager, it takes very little to think that someone else might actually know who you are, even as you spend all your time thinking that no one understands you. It's such a lovely feeling."

-Kevin Wilson, Now Is Not the Time to Panic

"I want to be an artist," he told me, like we were both admitting that we weren't human. We didn't understand how normal this was, to be young, to believe that you were destined to make beautiful thin…"

-Kevin Wilson, Now Is Not the Time to Panic

"You want to put up posters in Graceland?" I asked. I thought that if there was one place in the entire world where devotees would kill you for desecrating the sanctity of a holy space, it would be th…"

-Kevin Wilson, Now Is Not the Time to Panic

Similar categories in Yaa Gyasi's Transcendent Kingdom book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"I like you best when you're feeling holy. You make me feel holy too."

-Yaa Gyasi, Transcendent Kingdom

"There is no living thing on God's green earth that doesn't come to know pain sometime."

-Yaa Gyasi, Transcendent Kingdom

"Surely, there's strength in being dressed for a storm, even when there's no storm in sight?"

-Yaa Gyasi, Transcendent Kingdom

"The anger has notes of understanding in it. He's saying, *Yes, she's insufferable, but she's ours and so we must suffer her.*"

-Yaa Gyasi, Transcendent Kingdom

Similar categories in Ariel Lawhon's Code Name Hélène book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"I am the same but different, and I greet this new reflection with a nod of acceptance. There is metal in my spine and there are fractures in my soul. I resemble Garrow now. I have been changed by war."

-Ariel Lawhon, Code Name Hélène

Similar categories in Rachel Kushner's Creation Lake book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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"Charisma does not originate inside the person called "charismatic." It comes from the need of others to believe that special people exist."

-Rachel Kushner, Creation Lake

"Plus, Lucien said, a lot of them had come from other social milieus and had tattoos from earlier lives, since people who change affinities are the same kinds of people who are attracted to the perman…"

-Rachel Kushner, Creation Lake

"My biker and these tramps, as people who organize their life around some subculture or other: People can sometimes pretend so thoroughly that they forget they are pretending. At which point, it could…"

-Rachel Kushner, Creation Lake

"I could sense him gathering a false hindsight that afternoon in the Place des Vosges, shaping a retrospective narrative, the thing a person tells himself about fate, about how everything had seemed f…"

-Rachel Kushner, Creation Lake

Similar categories in Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On book and Bryan Furuness's Do Not Go On

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