Tell No One
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“I’ll be home late,” he said.
“Don’t forget to take your pill,” Patty told him.
Gandle had a mild case of diabetes, controlled through diet and a pill. No insulin.
“I will.”
Eric Wu, still plugged into his Walkman, carefully laid down a vinyl drop cloth near the door.
Gandle hung up the phone and snapped on a pair of latex gloves. The search was both thorough and time-consuming. Like most photographers, Rebecca Schayes saved tons of negatives. There were four metal file cabinets jammed full of t...hem. They’d checked Rebecca Schayes’s schedule. She was finishing up a shoot. She’d be back here to work the darkroom in about an hour. Not enough time.
“You know what would help,” Wu said.
“What?”
“Having some idea what the hell we’re looking for.”
“Beck gets these cryptic emails,” Gandle said. “And what does he do? For the first time in eight years, he rushes over to see his wife’s oldest friend. We need to know why.”
Wu looked through him some more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I’ll be home late,” he said.
“Don’t forget to take your pill,” Patty told him.
Gandle had a mild case of diabetes, controlled through diet and a pill. No insulin.
“I will.”
Eric Wu, still plugged into his Walkman, carefully laid down a vinyl drop cloth near the door.
Gandle hung up the phone and snapped on a pair of latex gloves. The search was both thorough and time-consuming. Like most photographers, Rebecca Schayes saved tons of negatives. There were four metal file cabinets jammed full of t...hem. They’d checked Rebecca Schayes’s schedule. She was finishing up a shoot. She’d be back here to work the darkroom in about an hour. Not enough time.
“You know what would help,” Wu said.
“What?”
“Having some idea what the hell we’re looking for.”
“Beck gets these cryptic emails,” Gandle said. “And what does he do? For the first time in eight years, he rushes over to see his wife’s oldest friend. We need to know why.”
Wu looked through him some more.
What to read after Tell No One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlan Coben to read onlineMoreLess
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