Find Me

12 hrs. 24 min.

Language Russian

Author Harlan Coben

Narrator Anton Makarov

Description

The illegal use of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, and their analogs harms health. Their illegal manufacture, possession, and distribution are prohibited and entail liability under the law.

Harlan Coben is one of the most famous American authors of the detective genre, included in the top ten according to The New York Times and honored with the “Shamus,” “Anthony,” “Edgar,” and “Silver Bullet” awards. Critics call his novels precise, tense, and gripping—always keeping readers interested and deserving of being read without fail. Gillian Flynn, author of the bestseller “Gone Girl,” noted that any Coben novel pulls you into a story that is simultaneously complex, dynamic, and truly alive.

David and Cheryl seem to have the perfect life: love, a strong family, a cozy suburban home, and a little son. But one night, David wakes up to blood—blood from three-year-old Matthew. He’s sure he didn’t kill the child, yet everything points to him, and the evidence looks unassailable.

Five years pass. David receives a visit in prison from Cheryl’s sister with incredible news and a photograph from an amusement park. The boy in the picture looks astonishingly like Matthew. Reason insists it can’t be true, but his heart tells him otherwise: his son might still be alive.

If that’s the case, there’s no choice—he has to risk the unimaginable: break free, find and save Matthew, reclaim his good name, and finally find out what really happened that fateful night.