The novels of Harlan Coben, winner of the Schamus, Anthony, and Edgar awards, have been called brilliant (New York Times), poignant and insightful (Los Angeles Times), and consistently entertaining (Houston Chronicle). "), excellent (Chicago Tribune) and must-read (Philadelphia Inquirer). Many of his mysteries debuted at number one on the New York Times bestseller list. The novel “Don't Tell Nobody” was nominated for three literary awards and was successfully filmed (2006). The main character receives letters signed with the name of his long-dead wife and decides to unravel the mystery of her death at all costs. 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 for everyone except his brother, who years later undertakes to investigate the case, buried in the police archives. The novel “Don’t Tell Nobody” was previously published under the title “Not a Word to Anyone”, the novel “The Fugitive” - “The Lost”, “Farewell to the Past”.