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Tell No One by Harlan Coben

Tell No One

by Harlan Coben
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  • Jun 1, 2001, 352 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2002, 400 pages
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Lee

Wow this book is so great! I picked it up for a book project and I didnt think it was going to be that good. Well I read it in less than a day and I could not put it down! It's so suspenseful and just plain GREAT! I love it! I LOVE IT!
Teri Wellman

This book has got to best the best I've read. Nothing gets to be this good. I didn't know what was going to happen next! It's definitely a must read. I've told all my friends about this book. I've read it 3 times already and yet it still is so well composed. Couldn't put it down.
mike

i loved this book....with all of the twists it kept me guessing what was going to happen next
bob c

Don't pick up the book in the morning to get a quick read, otherwise you'll be late for work.
mema

i thought that coben conveyed dr Becks' emotions exceedingly well and that anyone who reads it will have a spiffingly good read!
enjoy
Jocelyn Castaneda

Great Book! Had me guessing from beginning to end!
toya gay

this book was really good and i read it in a week! i love suspense thrillers but the only thing i didnt like was the unecessary information it gave like the descriptions and stuff but maybe that made the book all the better!! :)
jd

Page turner
Ending makes you groan - a bit corny

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