The novels of Harlan Coben, winner of the Shamus, Anthony, and Edgar Awards, are described by literary critics as brilliant (The New York Times), sharp and insightful (the Los Angeles Times), consistently fascinating (the Houston Chronicle), excellent (the Chicago Tribune), and must-read (the Philadelphia Inquirer). Many of his detective stories debuted at number one on the New York Times bestseller list.The novel "Don't Tell Anyone" was nominated for three literary awards at once and was successfully adapted into a film (2006). The main character receives letters signed with the name of his long-dead wife, and decides at all costs to solve the mystery of her death.The plot of "The Fugitive" also formed the basis of the film-the British TV series "Five" (2016). This is the story of a man accused of murder. He disappeared without a trace, dead to everyone except his brother, who, years later, takes on a case buried in the police archives.