![]() ![]() David Beck and his wife, Elizabeth, who was murdered eight years ago. In fact, he hides all his clues in plain sight, so when he eventually reveals all, you realise all the pieces were there all along, and yet he had somehow managed to conceal them by the intricacy of the plot. ![]() ![]() Here, Coben doesn't pull out any extraneous info at the last minute to make his mystery work. Especially the ones where an author can successfully pull off surprising twists without any deus ex machina. I'm actually really fascinated by the mystery/thriller writing process. I now see why Coben is such a well-loved writer Tell No One is an addictive wild ride that keeps opening up more and more questions until, suddenly, it all comes together. The exciting premise hooked me instantly, and a combination of fast-pacing, twists, and character dynamics kept me interested until the very last page. Thank you to all the people who commented on my review of Fool Me Once and told me I should have been reading this one instead - you were absolutely right! ![]()
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