Harlan Coben is first on the New York Times list of ten best detective writers in America, winner of the Shamus, Anthony, Edgar, and Silver Bullet awards. His novels have been hailed by literary critics as brilliant (New York Times), poignant and insightful (Los Angeles Times), consistently entertaining (Houston Chronicle), excellent (Chicago Tribune), and must-read (Philadelphia Inquirer). ). In 2009, Coben won the Crime Thriller Award, a writing award for best television drama. He participated in the creation of television series based on his own novels as a screenwriter and producer, and collaborated with Netflix and French television channels. Harlan Coben's bestselling books have been adapted into films including Just One Look (French TV adaptation of Just One Look, 2017) and The Innocent (Spanish mini-series Harlan Coben. Innocent, 2021). Both novels are presented in this volume. In a stack of family photographs printed in the studio, Grace finds an old photograph that appeared there as if by accident. It looks like this is her husband Jack twenty years ago in some student company. Next to him is a blonde, her face crossed out. Grace shows the photo to her husband, and he leaves without any explanation. She goes on a search and soon realizes that Jack's disappearance has nothing to do with betrayal. He is in mortal danger... One day Matt intervened in a fight and ended up in jail. But now prison is in the past, and I want to forget about it forever. He has a good job, a beloved wife... from whose phone a strange video suddenly appears. And the nightmare returns... Previously, the novel “Innocent” was published under the title “Innocent.”