Harlan Coben
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The honeymoon of supermodel Laura Ayars and basketball hunk David Baskin turns tragic when David goes for a swim and doesn’t return. But in seeking answers, Laura is blindsided by the web of lies behind the truth.
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Wendy's news story of a sexual predator who later goes missing and is presumed dead earns raves. But were her assumptions based on solid investigative journalism…or was she manipulated into destroying an innocent man?
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Myron Bolitar comes to Paris to find out who killed his former lover's ex. When he gets there he finds Terese is a suspect and startling evidence has him wondering whether she is the one with blood on her hands.
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Tia and Mike Baye are worried that their teenage son is heading for trouble and install a spy program on his computer. They learn their fears are justified, but before they can intervene, Adam disappears…
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HARLAN COBEN
The first author to win the Edgar Award, Shamus Award and Anthony Award, Harlan Coben’s “ingenious” (New York Times), critically acclaimed novels are considered “must reading” (Philadelphia Inquirer), having been published in thirty-seven languages! Of Coben’s Myron Bolitar series, People says “You race to turn pages” but when Coben wrote the stand alone Tell No One, it became the most decorated thriller of 2001, and made the New Jersey native an international sensation. Bookspan named No Second Chance its first ever International Book of the Month in 2003. That Coben was the first writer in more than a decade asked by the New York Times to write a fictional story for the op-ed page speaks to his “superb” (Chicago Tribune) talent and broad appeal.
