When her husband sees the photo that night, he leaves their home and drives off without explanation.

A businessman tries to go on the run from his family home when an old photograph turns up in a new roll of film. For example, I've read numerous novels by Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, David Baldacci, Michael Connelly, Archer Mayor, Nelson DeMille, Stuart Margolin, John Saul.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. A look at the author here will lead you to think that this is a thriller that will keep you glued to this book as you plough your way through it at too quick a pace. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. To put it bluntly, the storylines had so little to the meat of the story that if I cut the storylines out completely and then change the climax of the story just a little bit, it would not have made even the slightest difference to the novel in the grand scheme of things.I was on the fence about Carl Vespa who plays a large role in this story and I am still not too sure what to think about him. Harlan was also showrunner and executive producer for two French TV mini-series, UNE CHANCE DE TROP (NO SECOND CHANCE) with Alexandra Lamy and JUST UN REGARD (JUST ONE LOOK) with Virginie Ledoyen. Walter Presents: Just One Look will have a full linear run from 7th February on More4 with on-demand stacking on Walter Presents via All 4.

You understand that your loved one-your spouse, your parent, your child-will never come home, that they are gone for good, that their life is over and that you will never, ever, see them again. When reviews go into triple figures, it' most likely that whatever you want to say has, pretty much, already been said. All twisted, then separated, like a kaleidoscope of images so fleeting and blended in a way that you can't quite make out an image of truth long enough for your brain to make sense of what your eyes are seeing. Soon a crazy series of events kicks off, and while Grace doesn't realize it, there are people who would do anything--even kill--to keep that photo from seeing the light of day. This is my second book to read of his and they have both been heart-pounding and can't-stop-reading!This site uses cookies to deliver our services, improve performance, for analytics, and (if not signed in) for advertising. Damn I hate trying to review a book this long after I read it, so I won't, the only point that stayed in my head, this long after reading it that I wanted to make, was that this book had (and I misquote) more twists and turns than Chubby Checker in a blender. As for `Just One Look,' a novel I just finished yesterday, I really was a bit apprehensive starting it. The plot has a lot more depth to it than you would first appreciate, and offers a lot more than the normal blurb would suggest. As I mentioned, the plot was a bit far-fetched, and there were many characters that played a role in covering up one bad act, with another, then another.

Este es un thriller con mucha intriga que el autor sabe mantenerla perfectamente hasta el final, yo creo que he sospechado de todo el mundo, antes de acercarme a la verdad.And how weird would it be to pick up a batch of developed pictures and find a strange photo mixed in with yours? I only give a 1 star rating to books that, to me, are so bad they are unreadable and that I don't finish. I think the scene where he tortures Grace and threatens to rip off her kneecap was probably the most unsettling seen in the whole book and… I feel like that Eric contributed significantly to that.