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WIN Harlan Coben’s Seconds Away

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American author Harlan Coben has a true talent for penning page-turning crime thrillers. Here on Crime Fiction Lover a couple of our favourites include the standalone novels Just One Look and Tell No One, which featured one of the baddest badman found in the genre in the form of bleach-blond Korean hitman Eric Wu. Corben’s also known for his Myron Bolitar series which includes ten books, and last year Myron’s nephew Mickey Bolitar appeared in the young adult thriller Shelter.

Well, Mickey is back in Seconds Away which is released today and we’ve got five hardback copies to give away thanks to publishing house Orion. Shelter ended with a cliff-hanger and Seconds Away takes up the storyline with Mickey and his new friends Ema and Spoon struggling to find out what happened to Rachel. They need to uncover the truth about the Butcher of Lodz, and gradually the mystery surrounding the death of Mickey’s father unfolds.

Enter now to win a copy – a great gift for yourself, or for a teenager you know.

How to enter
To enter our competition all you have to do is send an email headed Seconds Away Competition to us at info [at] crimefictionlover.com*. Your email must include the answer to this question: Who is Mickey Bolitar’s crime-solving uncle? It must also include your address so we can send you the prize if you win.

Rules
1) One entry per reader. 2) UK residents only (sorry!). 3) We will draw the five winners at random from the entries containing the correct answer. 4) No cash alternative. 5) The competition closes for entries at 10pm BST on Sunday 14 October 2012. 6) The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

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If you can’t wait… you can order the book below on Amazon. Click here to read our review of Harlan Coben’s most recent adult crime thriller Stay Close.


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