Psychological fiction Domestic fiction 72 Fiction 39 Love stories 39 Suspense fiction 36 Death 27 Women 26 more ... Mystery fiction 23 Married women 20 Married people 18 Female friendship 17 Man-woman relationships 17 Historical fiction 15 Sisters 15 Crimes against 14 Loss (Psychology) 14 Patients 14 Triangles (Interpersonal relations) 14 Teenage girls 13 Widows 13 Young women 13 History 12 Murder 12 Psychology 12 Americans 11 Friendship 11 Grief 11 Life Change Events 11 Missing persons 11 Brothers and sisters 10 Families 10 Fathers and daughters 10 Identity (Psychology) 10 Male friendship 10 Bildungsromans 9 Middle-aged men 9 Mothers and daughters 9 Mothers and sons 9 Older men 9 Political fiction 9 Psychological aspects 9 Revenge 9 Widowers 9 Young men 9 Bereavement 8 Police 8 Self-realization 8 British 7 Immigrants 7 Inheritance and succession 7 Investigation 7 Mothers 7 Science fiction 7 Authors 6 City and town life 6 Clergy 6 College teachers 6 Family secrets 6 Fathers and sons 6 Marriage 6 Middle-aged women 6 Murder victims' families 6 Murderers 6 Orphans 6 Parent and child 6 Rich people 6 Secrecy 6 Self-actualization (Psychology) 6 Social life and customs 6 Suburban life 6 Women teachers 6 Adultery 5 College students 5 Compulsive behavior 5 Family relationships 5 Girls 5 Guilt 5 Horror tales 5 Humorous fiction 5 Satire 5 Suicidal behavior 5 Teenage boys 5 Traffic accident victims 5 World War, 1939-1945 5 Accidents 4 Adventure fiction 4 Authorship 4 Boys 4 Brain 4 Date rape 4 Delaware, Alex (Fictitious character) 4 Detective and mystery stories 4 Memory 4 Mentally ill 4 Mother and child 4 Musical fiction 4 Novelists 4 Parent and adult child 4 Psychologists 4 Rape victims 4 less ...