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Harlan Coben
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Tell No One |
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No copies available |
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| Published in: |
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English |
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Hardcover |
| Pages: |
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352 |
| Date: |
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2001-05-17 |
| ISBN: |
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0752846027 |
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Orion |
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1.54 pounds |
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6.3 x 9.21 x 1.57 inches |
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3 Lynne (United Kingdom), Joy (United Kingdom), chris wilkinson (United Kingdom) |
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3 Andrea75 (USA: CA), Lisa (USA: PA), Spooky Mulder (United Kingdom) |
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Amazon Review
Elizabeth was taken from David one night, tortured, killed and abandoned by the serial murderer known as KillRoy; he was left for dead. Eight years later, he gets an e-mail which leads him to a camera feed, and sees her standing on a street corner looking at him. And suddenly he is on the run, accused of her murder and of others, dependent on the whim of a violent pusher whose child's life he saved. Harlan Coben's new thriller Tell No One is a terrifying kinetic novel of abuse of power, false accusation and the things that go wrong with the most careful of schemes. David Beck is a memorable character--a dedicated doctor whose mourning for his wife has gradually become itself a sort of paralysis, but who has a surprising resilience under stress; he has not got much going for him in the terrible situations in which he finds himself, but he makes ingenious use of what he has got. This is an intelligent thriller in which we get to watch suspect, police and some very unpleasant heavies chase each other around in impressively convoluted circles. Coben is one of the best multiple-bluffers in the business. --Roz Kaveney
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