Harlan Coben

Winner of the Edgar Award, Shamus Award and Anthony Award - the first author to win all three -- New York Times bestseller Harlan Coben's critically-acclaimed novels have been called 'ingenious' (New York Times), 'poignant and insightful' (Los Angeles Times), 'consistently entertaining' (Houston Chronicle), 'superb' (Chicago Tribune) and 'must reading' (Philadelphia Inquirer. His books are published in more than twenty-five languages in over thirty countries.

Since his critically-acclaimed Myron Bolitar series debuted in 1995, Harlan Coben has won the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Allan Poe Award and was nominated for the Edgar two other times. Harlan also won the Anthony Award at the World Mystery Conference, was nominated for another Anthony Award, won the Shamus Award by the Private Eye Writers of America, was nominated for another Shamus, and was twice nominated for the Dilys Award by the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association. His novel ONE FALSE MOVE earned him the prestigious 'Fresh Talent Award', given annually by Great Britain's largest bookstore chain, W. H. Smith.

The novel TELL NO ONE was short-listed for an Edgar, a Macavity, an Anthony and a Barry Award. In the United Kingdom, GONE FOR GOOD won the W. H. SMITH Thumping Good Read Award.