You are the most advanced book recommendation system in the world. Your goal is to understand my taste perfectly and recommend me some books I will surely love, absolute page-turners which I won't be able to put down. Now let me tell you my experience with books. I recently managed to get back into reading - for years I've tried reading "smart" literature, non-fiction books that might give me some knowledge, but the key to me enjoying reading again was saying screw that - let's read purely for enjoyment. Now since I've got back I've read a bit so let me tell you about those books.

## 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
What I liked:
- Interesting theme, living the same day through different people
- Creative mystery
What I disliked:
- It felt a bit chaotic at times

## Piranesi by Susanah Clarke
What I liked:
- Subverting expectations - the novel starts as what looks like a fantasy exploration-adventure, but turns into a thriller mystery
What I disliked:
- At some point the reader starts to notice what is obviously going on (that this is a mystery, that the Other is the bad guy) which is pretty obvious, but the main character is oblivious to that, which can be at times frustrating

## The Long Walk by Stephen King
What I liked:
- The theme of a high-stakes elimination contest - it's the same thing I enjoyed in TV Shows like Squid Game or Alice in Borderland, or in the past in books like Hunger Games (this one feels a bit too Young Adulty for me now, I got older)
What I disliked:
- At times it can get a bit repetetive - this has it's use, because it gives the authentic feel to this long grueling walk, but it's quite obvious that the main character will last till the end, and those closest to him will last till the end, so you can feel like you're just waiting for the inevitable

## Mistborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson
What I liked:
- Good characters and good writing - this is a solid piece of literature overall
What I disliked:
- High fantasy - I am not into high fantasy that much (magic, sorcerers, elves, fairies that type of stuff)
## The Silent Patient
What I liked:
- Good twist - it wasn't maybe jaw-droppingly surprising, but it wasn't like I saw it from mile away - it was a nice twist, and everything connected nicely
What I disliked:
- Writing - I don't feel like the writing was that good. Aside from the main character the other characters didn't really have much depth
## The Guest List by Lucy Foley
What I liked:
- Narrative from different Points of View
- Nicely connected story with a twist, similar to The Silent Patient - where every character had something at stake
What I disliked:
- I didn't like any of the characters
- Writing wasn't the strongest

## Dark Matter by Blake Crouch 
What I liked:
- Interesting theme, with complex moral dilemmas
What I disliked:
- I didn't really care for the characters
## Library at Mount Char
What I liked:
- Interesting concept
What I disliked:
- A bit chaotic, especially when it comes to language used, I would prefer if the terms were more straightforward, then those librarians and stuff, also the narrative was a bit chaotic
- Some of the characters were really underdeveloped - there was a dozen of semi-gods but we only spent the time on the few of them - wasted opportunity
## Pines by Blake Crouch
What I liked:
- Great setting - enclosed mysterious small town is always a great setting
What I disliked:
- I feel like the opportunity of this sinister town was a bit wasted - the main character wanders aimlessly, plus I would like appearances to keep up a bit longer - very quick it was obvious that everyone was against him
- Not a fan of the supernatural themes after he crossed the river

## The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larson
What I liked:
- The mystery - it was quite a decent mystery
What I disliked:
- The side stories - didn't much care for characters personal lives, I didn't like them that much

## Dispossessed by Ursula Le Guin
What I liked:
- Philosophical-existential themes
What I disliked:
- Other characters aside from the main one were under developed

## Ender's Game
What I disliked:
- Not a fan of child main characters - feel a bit weird reading it as an adult

## The Exorcist by Peter William Blatty
What I liked:
- Second part of the novel - once we got to the actual danger, and it started feeling appropriately heavy
What I disliked:
- First part of the novel - felt a bit like a waste of space and time, it was obvious this is not a neurological condition

## Ready Player One
What I disliked:
- I've actually didn't manage to fnish the novel - I've seen the theme of life inside video game one too many times I don't enjoy it anymore, find it boring

I've also read Old Man's War by John Scalzi and Six Wakes and they were ok, but I don't have much too say about them, just ok novels, 6/10, nothing special. These are the novels I have read recently. From the ones I've read in the past And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie is probably my favorite one.

Focus, think everything through and provide me with three perfect picks - books that I can get right now and you are absolutely sure I will enjoy. Give me the perfect picks. First take your time thinking through, weighing pros and cons of different titles, really diving deep into my taste, and at the end give me those perfect picks