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Book SynopsisFrom the international bestselling author of Home and Fool Me Once. Mistaken identities, dark family secrets and mysterious conspiracies lie at the heart of this gripping thriller.
'The master of the double-twist' The Times
'Simply one of the all-time greats' Gillian Flynn
'The modern master of the hook and twist' Dan Brown
'As moreish as ever' Sunday Times
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Secrets can kill. But will the truth set him free?
Fifteen years ago, Detective Nap Dumas' twin brother was found dead on the railway tracks near his home.
Most people concluded it was a tragic suicide. Nap did not.
Now, after years of searching for answers, he believes he may have finally found what he's been looking for.
But Nap is a cop who plays by his own rules.
And when the past comes back to haunt him, he discovers secrets can kill . . .
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Readers can't get enough of Don't Let Go ...
***** 'An absolutely superb, stand-alone thriller to add to his (and my) collection.'
***** 'Don't Let Go is one of the best books Harlan Coben has ever written.'
***** 'An ingenious, potent, and disturbing thriller.'
***** 'All the stars and wow this was one awesome book with a main character that I absolutely loved!!'
***** 'I highly recommend it to thriller readers young and old and I look forward with baited breath for Harlan's next book.'
Trade ReviewThe brilliant new novel from the international bestselling author of Home and Fool Me Once. Mistaken identities, dark family secrets and mysterious conspiracies lie at the heart of this gripping new thriller. * from the publisher's description *
The modern master of the hook and twist, luring you in on the first page only to shock you on the last * Dan Brown *
Simply one of the all-time greats - pick up any one of his thrillers and you’ll find a riveting, twisty, surprising story with a big, beating heart at its core. * Gillian Flynn *
Coben is a phenomenon -
the most reliable of American thriller-writers, the least likely to disappoint ... the true mystery is Coben's extraordinary capacity to keep writing such wonderful thrillers * The Times *
As
moreish as ever * The Sunday Times *
