Wild

Title: Wild

Author: Harlan Coben

Binding: Paperback

EAN: 9789022590034

Condition: Good

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Description:

A chillingly suspenseful standalone thriller from the master of domestic suspense

"Great. I'm jealous." Stephen King

Thirty years ago, a child was found in the woods, a little boy. He was completely feral and had no idea who he was or how he got into the woods. The nameless boy was named Wilde.

Now another child has disappeared, Naomi Pine, but no one is sure whether the girl is not just playing a game of hide-and-seek that has gotten out of hand. Even her own father does not seem too concerned. But criminal defense attorney Hester Crimstein wonders whether something darker is going on. Her grandson tells her that Naomi was terribly bullied at school and as she hears more and more stories from him, Hester becomes more and more concerned. She calls Wilde, who with his military background and extensive knowledge of security networks surely knows what to do. But even Wilde cannot find Naomi. When, after four days of desperate searching, a finger arrives in the mail, Wilde knows that the alleged game of hide-and-seek has entered a whole new, disturbing and possibly horrifying phase.


About Harlan Coben

'Coben is simply one of the all-time greats.' Gillian Flynn

'Coben's thrillers are in a league of their own.' Algemeen Dagblad

'Coben is like a ride on a roller coaster: superior entertainment. Getting off along the way is almost impossible.' de Volkskrant