I read Tell No One by Harlan Coben several months ago and remembered liking his writing style when I saw No Second Chance on the library shelves. Harlan is a very good writer who knows how to draw you in and keep you interested with twists and turns in the plot, but the ending of Tell No One lacked the punch that I expected and hoped for as I approached the final chapters.
As I began reading No Second Chance I felt a strong sense of familiarity and wondered if indeed it had been this novel that I’d read earlier. It wasn’t but in both stories the hero is not long married and their wives are murdered in mysterious circumstances. I couldn’t help thinking that Harlan maybe hates women or wives enough to make them victims but I pushed that thought from my mind as I read on.
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