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The Innocent - Harlan Coben (CD)
Title: Title: The Innocent Author: Harlan Coben Genre: Fiction – General Format: CD, 5 CDs, 6 Hours (Abridged) Synopsis: "The horror of one night is forever etched in Matt Hunter's memory: the night he innocently tried to break up a fight - and ended up a killer. Now, nine years after his release from prison, his innocence long forgotten, he's an ex-con who takes nothing for granted. With his wife, Olivia, pregnant and the two of them closing on a house in his hometown, things are looking up. Until the day Matt gets a shocking, inexplicable video call from Olivia's phone. And in an instant, the unraveling begins." A mysterious man who'd begun tailing Matt turns up dead. A beloved nun is murdered. And local and federal authorities - including homicide investigator Loren Muse, a childhood schoolmate of Matt's with a troubled past of her own - see all signs pointing to a former criminal with one murder already under his belt: Matt Hunter. Unwilling to lose everything for a second time, Matt and Olivia are forced outside the law in a desperate attempt to save their future together. Review: Kirkus Reviews An ex-con's carefully constructed new life in the New Jersey suburbs comes crashing down with a single call from his wife's new camera phone. Nine years ago, Matt Hunter was just another college kid when he accidentally killed another boy in a fight he was trying to break up. Now, five years after his release from prison, he can't believe the good fortune that gave him a paralegal job in his late brother's law firm and a beautiful, loving wife who's just found out she's pregnant. And maybe it's all too good to be true, as he can't help thinking when he answers a call from Olivia and sees a video of her wearing a blonde wig, walking around a strange hotel room with a strange man. As the unknown man keeps tugging on Matt's leash by phoning him with further taunts, Coben plays out a pair of plot lines-a young woman's search for information about her birth mother Candace Potter, aka Candi Cane, a Vegas stripper murdered ten years ago, and the much more recent death of Sister Mary Rose, a nun with breast implants-that couldn't seem more remote from Matt's suspicions about Olivia. As Matt starts to notice details about a mysterious car that's been following him and the weather outside Olivia's hotel room, though, the pieces of the puzzle start to fall together. As usual in Coben's suburban thrillers (Just One Look, 2004, etc.), there's a record number of jaw-dropping plot twists-this time, Coben surpasses Jeffery Deaver as the most generous plotter in the thriller racket-and as usual, more and more of them defy belief. The gaping improbabilities won't bother fans of rose-tinted nightmares a bit as they gasp their way through Matt's free-fall, scared and happy as kids on a roller-coaster.