No Second Chance

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Marc Seidman wakes up in ICU to find his wife has been murdered and his baby daughter, Tara, has vanished. Then something arrives to give Marc new hope: a ransom note. We are watching. If you contact the authorities, you will never see you daughter again. There will be no second chance.

The note is chilling, but Marc sees only one thing: the chance to save his daughter. And, haunted by deception and deadly secrets - about his wife, about an old life and about his own past - he vows to bring Tara home... at any cost.

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AuthorHarlan Coben
PublisherOrion
PlaceLondon
Year2003
ISBN9781409117094
BindingPaperback
ConditionGood
CommentsSlight forward lean.
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