Stay Close
From the Number One bestselling creator of the hit Netflix series Missing You
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4.0 • 168 Ratings
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
NOW A NETFLIX SERIES
The No 1. bestselling author and creator of the hit Netflix drama Fool Me Once proves that you can never escape your past in this shocking thriller.
A suburban wife and mother of two - with a dark and dangerous past.
A promising photographer who now finds himself in a dead-end job.
A detective who can't let go of a cold case . . .
Each is hiding secrets that even those closest to them would never suspect. And their lives are about to unravel with devastating consequences.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Edgar-winner Coben (Caught) continues to mine rich veins of terror in his New Jersey novels of domestic suspense, exploring both the reality and the ideal of family ties and the ease with which evil can destroy both. In this masterful stand-alone, three people are haunted by the disappearance of Stewart Green 17 years earlier in Atlantic City: photographer Ray Levine; housewife Megan Pierce; and Detective Broome, who investigated the disappearance and befriended Green's wife and kids. The disappearance of Carlton Flynn on February 18, the same date Green went missing, helps reignite the smoldering case, pointing the way to other victims and a strange pattern. Flynn's case also results in a pair of preppie, very scary sadists calling themselves Ken and Barbie entering the scene. Coben writes with wit and irony, and his flair for exposing the frail balance point between order and chaos in our lives has never been stronger than in this suspenseful outing. 5-city author tour.
Customer Reviews
Good read
I watched the Netflix series before reading this and didn’t realise until a quarter of the way through. The series is just as good as the book
Typical Harlan Coben
Loved the twists and turns of this story that continued to the very end.
Stay close
I bought this book only two days ago, now it's finished and I need another of Harlans to read, funny thing is though am forgetting which ones I have already read. They have all been good though.