Harlan
Coben's latest novel
Hold
Tight debuted at #1 on
the
New York Times bestseller
list
-- and simultaneously
debuted at #1
in the London Times.
Winner of the
Edgar Award, Shamus
Award and Anthony Award -
the first
author to win all three –
international bestselling author
Harlan Coben’s critically-acclaimed
novels have been
called “ingenious”
(New York Times), “poignant and
insightful” (Los Angeles Times),
“consistently
entertaining” (Houston
Chronicle), “superb” (Chicago
Tribune) and “must reading”
(Philadelphia Inquirer). His most
recent novels, have appeared on
the top of all the major bestseller
lists including the New York
Times, London Times, Le Monde,
Publishers Weekly, Los Angeles
Times, Wall Street Journal and
USA TODAY -- and many
others throughout the world. His
books are published in thirty-seven
languages around the globe and have
been number one bestsellers in in
nearly a dozen countries.
In his first
books, Coben immersed himself in the
exploits of sports agent Myron
Bolitar. Critics loved the series,
saying, “You race to turn pages…both
suspenseful and often surprisingly
funny” (People). After seven books Coben wanted to try something
different. “I came up with a great
idea that simply would not work for
Myron,” says Coben. The result was
the critically acclaimed New
York Times bestseller TELL NO
ONE, which became the most decorated
thriller of 2001 – nominated for an
Edgar, an Anthony, a Macavity, a
Nero, and a Barry; winner of the
Audie Award for Best Audio
Mystery/Suspense Book (read by
Steven Weber); and a #1 hardcover
book on the Book Sense 76 list.
The movie, by the same title has
swept awards in Europe.
Harlan was born in
Newark, New Jersey. After graduating
from Amherst College a political
science major, Harlan worked in the
travel industry. He now lives in New
Jersey with his wife, Anne
Armstrong-Coben MD, a pediatrician,
and their four children.
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