I Will Find You

Harlan Coben is the first on the list of the top ten detective writers in America according to the "New York Times," a recipient of the "Shamus," "Anthony," "Edgar," and "Silver Bullet" awards. Literary critics call his novels genius, sharp, and insightful, invariably captivating, excellent, and a must-read. "I do not mistakenly categorize Coben among the great writers – take any of his novels, and you will immerse yourself in a story as complicated as it is gripping and alive." This was said about him by Gillian Flynn, author of the international bestseller "Gone Girl."
David and Cheryl have everything one could dream of: a love marriage, a great house in the suburbs, a child. But one night David wakes up to find blood on him – not his own, but that of three-year-old Matthew. And although David firmly knows that he did not kill his son, the evidence against him is undeniable.
Five years later, David is visited in prison by his wife's sister – with a shocking news and a photograph taken at an amusement park. The boy in the picture looks so familiar... David realizes that this is impossible, but nevertheless – this is him, his Matthew. His son is alive!
Which means he must resolve to do what seems absolutely impossible. He needs to escape from prison. He needs to save his son. He needs to clear his name.
And learn the truth about what happened on that fateful night.