Stay Close From the Number One bestselling creator of the hit Netflix series Missing You
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Harlan Coben is an international No.1 bestselling thriller author. He is the winner of the EDGAR, SHAMUS and ANTHONY AWARDs - the first to receive all three. His books are published in 40 languages, with over 75 million copies in print worldwide. Both his standalone thrillers and series featuring the indomitable Myron Bolitar have been No.1 bestsellers in over a dozen countries, gracing the lists of the SUNDAY TIMES and the NEW YORK TIMES. His novel TELL NO ONE was turned into the smash hit French film of the same name, and received the highly coveted LUMIERE (French Golden Globe) for best picture as well as four CESARS (French Oscar). Harlan lives in New Jersey with his family. Find out more at www.harlancoben.com or follow him on Twitter @HarlanCobenAtmospheric, tense and constantly twisting . . . the perfect introduction to the brilliance of US crime master Coben - HEAT<p></p>Harlan Coben is the modern master of the hook-and-twist - luring you in on the first page, only to shock you on the last<p></p>In the hands of Harlan Coben you are kept guessing - and intrigued - until the last line - THE GUARDIAN<p></p>[A] superior thriller ... a rollercoaster ride, full of twists and turns - EVENING STANDARD<p></p>Harlan Coben specialises in rousing the snake that lurks in the perfectly cut grass of American suburbia. Stay Close brings the secrets and lives of three people into collision. Coben makes you care about them but never neglect a plot that is full of his trademark shocks - SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
'The modern master of the hook and twist' Dan Brown
'One of the world's finest thriller writers' Peter James
A suburban wife and mother of two - with a dark and dangerous past.
A promising photographer who now panders to celebrity-obsessed rich kids.
A detective who can't let go of a cold case . . .
Three ordinary people, who discover that when the past refuses to stay buried, the American dream can be a nightmare . . .