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'''Read [[:Category:Features|the latest features]].'''<!-- Remove -->{{newreview|author= Lisa Hall|title= Tell Me No Lies|rating= 4|genre= Thrillers|summary= Steph, husband Mark and son Henry have just moved into a new house. That always leads to a fresh start, but even more so here as there are a few dodgy incidents in the past they are trying to move on from. Fingers crossed it’s all going to work out well. As a freelancer, Steph doesn’t have regular colleagues, but the neighbours seem nice enough even if some of the other mums at the school gate are a little stand offish at first. With Mark away a lot with work it’s up to Steph to make the house a home and get Henry settled in the run up to Christmas. |amazonuk=<amazonuk>0008205191</amazonuk>}}
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|summary=Fresh from reading [[Fool Me Once by Harlan Coben|Fool Me Once]] – a stand-alone novel by Coben – I was offered ''Home'', the latest in the Myron Bolitar series. Resistance is futile as someone once said. Coben is probably the best thriller writer in the market at the moment. It's not that all of his books are better than anyone else's – they're not. Lee Child on the top of his game is streets ahead of Coben's weakest offerings. Coben has the edge as writer because of his virtuosity. The Bolitar series takes its place around the other work, and even within the series you can't be guaranteed to get the same take every time.
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