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Tell No One | 
 enlarge | Author: Harlan Coben
Publisher: Orion
Category: Book
List Price: £12.99
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Rating:  103 reviews
Sales Rank: 135734
Media: Hardcover
Pages: 352
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 6.3 x 1.6
ISBN: 0752846027
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9780752846026
ASIN: 0752846027
Publication Date: May 17, 2001
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: All in very good well read condition but slight tears and wear to sleeve over hardback cover
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Amazon.co.uk 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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 Deeply unpleasant read September 10, 2008
Jadi (Manchester)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I read and enjoyed "The Woods" and looked forward to reading this one. I was very disappointed,finding it a deeply unpleasant read. Gratuitously violent torture scenes added nothing to the plot which started so promisingly. I hear the film is very good! But I won't be reading any more of his books,I'm afraid.
 Awesome Book! July 31, 2008
Darren G. Burton (Australia)
This is the very first Harlan Coben novel I read. After reading it I've been hooked on this author. This is truly one of the great crime novels from one of the best crime writers in the business. It's a cliche in the book wrld, but I literally could not put this book down.
I'm currently reading my fourth Coben novel and have two more on the bookshelf waiting to be read. I've thoroughly enjoyed them all.
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AMAZING July 7, 2008
A. Lea (manchester uk)
This was the first Coben book I read and it gave me a real taste for his work. I could not put the book down and was rushing home from work just to finish it! A real change from the predictable crime genre - an easy yet fullfilling read. I want more!
 Is it just me.....? May 31, 2008
Somerset Canary (England)
Having read through a lot of the reviews on here, it's apparent that this book has been a lot of people's first introduction to Harlan Coben, which is probably why it's had so many 5-star ratings. Me, I started on his books chronologically, so the first several I read were all Myron Bolitar "adventures". This was the first not to feature him, though I am not convinced. To me, David Beck IS Myron Bolitar and, although Win, Esperanza etc don't feature, in some ways they do (Tyrese = Win, Shauna = Esperanza, for instance). Some of the bit-part characters from the previous book also put in an appearance, such as Hester Crimstein, and the cop duo of Dimonte and Krinsky. I'm not saying it's a bad book (indeed, I quite enjoyed it), it just isn't different enough from any of the earlier offerings. Gone For Good is next on my Coben reading list, so we shall see whether the Bolitar formula is still intact for that one.
Terrific! March 29, 2008
Big Bertha (UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A man receives an email from his wife who was kidnapped and murdered eight years previously, I just couldn't resist and had to read this one.
My first book by this author and certainly won't be my last, plenty of twists and turns and kept me enthralled right to the end.
Highly recommended reading!
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