Since private investigator Cal Weaver's teenage son died in a tragic accident, Cal and his wife have drifted apart. Cal is mired in a grief he can't move past. And maybe his grief has clouded his judgment.
Driving home one night, a rain-drenched girl taps on his car window and asks for a ride. He knows a grown man picking up a teenage hitchhiker is foolish--but he lets her in. Cal soon senses that something's not right with the girl or the situation. But it's too late. He's already involved.
Drawn into a nightmare of secrets, lies, and cover-ups in his small, upstate New York town, Cal knows that the only thing that can save him is the truth. And he's about to expose the town's secrets one by one--if he lives long enough.
André Picard is the health columnist at The Globe and Mail and author of "NEGLECTED NO MORE". I tweet about public health, health policy, and journalism.
@Sunsets20201 @linwood_barclay @VinalAmbekar2 @netflix As a long-time @Linwood_Barclay fan, I would recommend starting with "A Tap On The Window," which introduces Carl Weaver, who is featured in the Promise Falls series. Then you can turn to the standalones; my favourite (so far) is "Look Both Ways." https://t.co/2IHJhMswbw
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3 WEEKS TO GO! Look Both Ways by @linwood_barclay is out on February 2nd. A thriller packed with twists, deliciously dark writing... and self-driving cars that cause MAYHEM. A member of the press has vanished and there are rumours of industrial sabotage https://t.co/DnhJLYCVKR https://t.co/nZI8N4buRn
"A killer of a thriller." --The New York Times Book Review
"This tap on the window is worth answering." --The Associated Press
"A smart whodunit with satisfying twists and turns. Mystery buffs couldn't ask for more."--Kirkus Reviews
"Fast-paced, spine-tingling plots have long been a staple of Barclay's domestic thrillers, and his latest installment doesn't disappoint."--Library Journal (starred review)