However, we do still go back to the event ten years earlier (and even further back) to find all the answers. This time, it opens with – as it’s often the case – murder. Reminder: February’s challenge is to read a book written by an African author.If you’ve watched a few Harlan Coben stories adapted (and Netflix certainly has quite a few of them), you’ll know that they often begin with a bang. I recommend Tell No One to anyone who likes good suspense novels with plenty of action.ĭid you read a book with a bird on the cover this month? Tell us all about it. That, combined with plenty of action, an interesting cast of characters, and some old-school technology that made me giggle a little (the book was originally published in 2001), made the novel a page-turner for me. I like it when mystery and suspense novels keep me guessing, and there were plenty of things I didn’t see coming, including the ending.
Tell No One is a wild ride with a twisty plot. Cold-blooded killers are also on his trail. But it isn’t only law enforcement he has to worry about. David finds himself on the run, aided by a drug dealer, as he tries to learn the truth about Elizabeth. David begins wondering if Elizabeth might actually be alive.Īt the same time, things begin surfacing about the eight-year-old crime, placing David in the FBI’s cross-hairs. Or was she?!?Įight years later, David receives a mysterious email that contains encoded clues only he and Elizabeth would understand. She was the apparent victim of a serial killer. A few days later, Elizabeth’s father identifies her body. Their celebration is shattered when Elizabeth is snatched and David is knocked unconscious. The two met when they were seven and became inseparable soul mates. He and his wife, Elizabeth, are there to celebrate the anniversary of their first kiss, which happened when they were teenagers. The book opens with a scene at David Beck’s lake property.
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