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Gone for Good

by Harlan Coben

2002•EN
About the book

Will Klein’s life shattered eleven years ago when his brother, Ken, was accused of murdering a neighbor and fled. Will’s dying mother reveals that Ken is still alive, sparking a frantic search that coincides with the disappearance of Will’s girlfriend, Sheila. As Will tracks Ken through the suburbs of New Jersey and the streets of New York, he uncovers a violent criminal network involving a contract killer known as the Ghost. The investigation forces Will to confront the reality that his brother might not be the victim he imagined.

This thriller serves readers who enjoy intricate plotting where suburban normalcy hides dark family secrets. It attracts those interested in the mechanics of false identities and the limitations of loyalty. The reader walks away with a detailed look at how administrative oversight and criminal intent can bury the past for decades. It is written for an audience that values rapidly shifting perspectives and a resolution where every character’s hidden history is systematically dismantled.

Reading profile

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Curious Generalist. Which reader are you?

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Published
2002
Language
EN

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