Suspense

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“A stay-up-late-until-you-finish thriller that is one of Harlan Coben’s best.”

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Harlan Coben is the bestselling author of 16 previous novels, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers Long Lost and Hold Tight. He is the winner of the Edgar Award, t

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“ . . . a mélange of the ways politics not only makes strange bedfellows but also spawns recurrent cycles of deceit and murder . . .”

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“. . . a thriller. . . on the lengths men will go to in order to possess something intangible: the creation of beauty . . .”

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“Zimler’s character development is electrifying, and his plot rolls along ever faster into the depths of fear.

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“The author does a masterful job throughout of ratcheting up the suspense and placing clues that make the reader believe the killer’s identity may be at hand.

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“If this story has a theme, it’s pain. Physical, emotional, psychological pain.”

Fear nothing? Fear everything. And everyone.

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“. . . one may wonder if Singularity is fact or fiction.”

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Don’t be put off by the priggishness of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conan Doyle as they visit New York City.

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“Jon Land is in fine form in this riveting installment of the Caitlan Strong series.”

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“The Search leaves the reader educated in K9 search and rescue procedures and the details of dog training, but a little confused about the storyline.”

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“. . . a wonderful and suspenseful debut novel.”

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“. . . fast-paced and raw.”

Chuck Wendig (Blackbirds, 2012) returns with a new Miriam Black adventure.

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“. . . the story is a good one.”

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“In terms of quality, The Empty Glass is far from empty.”

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Lots of writers strive for a gritty tale with humor; it’s an overused description, but when it’s apt, it conveys a useful sensibility.

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“. . . sit up and notice. A supremely intelligent novel, masterfully created with a telling hand and unique voice . . .”

Mom always said, “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.” Mom also said to never tell a lie. Sometimes, Mom, it’s impossible to do one without the other.

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“Reading What Comes Next is an experience akin to riding the scariest roller coaster ride: You gulp with the rush of both trepidation and excitement—and you sigh with relief when i

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