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Don't Look Back
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- Durée : 11 h et 3 min
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Description
It was the holiday of a lifetime - a chance for Eve Hardaway to rediscover herself following the break-up of her marriage - until Eve catches a glimpse of someone she should never have seen. She was not the first to do so. But a woman who previously laid eyes on this mysterious stranger has disappeared without trace. Soon Eve and her travelling companions look set to suffer the same fate. Then a storm cuts off their remote jungle camp from the outside world. And Eve knows that if she is ever going to see her young son again, she will be forced to find reserves of courage and resourcefulness she never dreamt she possessed - or die trying.
With great pace and pitch-perfect characterisation, Gregg Hurwitz ratchets up the tension in Don't Look Back. Fans of Harlan Coben and Simon Kernick will be hooked from the word go.
Gregg Hurwitz is the internationally best-selling author of You're Next, Or She Dies, We Know and I See You. A graduate of Harvard and Oxford Universities, he lives with his family in California, where he writes screenplays, television and comics, including Batman and Wolverine.
Commentaires
"Thrilling...Hurwitz skilfully ratchets up the tension as his characters prove their mettle through nerve-wracking and exciting trials." (Publishers Weekly)
"Hurwitz never disappoints and with Don't Look Back he takes his storytelling talents to new heights of suspense and terror.... From the opening moment of tension to the singularly terrifying final act, this story of survival and death left me breathless." (James Rollins)