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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Fool Me Once

Book • 2016

In 'Fool Me Once', Harlan Coben tells the story of Maya Stern Burkett, a former special operations pilot haunted by the violent deaths of her husband Joe and her sister Claire.

After witnessing her husband's murder, Maya is shocked to see him on her nanny cam playing with their two-year-old daughter.

This discovery sets off a chain of events as Maya delves into a twisted story of power, corruption, and murder.

She uncovers deep secrets and deceit in her own past and her husband's family, leading to a shocking and unexpected conclusion.

The novel is filled with Coben's trademark edge-of-your-seat suspense and gut-wrenching emotion, keeping readers engaged until the very end.

Mentioned by

Anthony Scaramucci

Jordan Harbinger

Kelly Richmond Pope

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Harlan Coben

noting that the television adaptation of this book led Netflix in minutes watched.

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Mentioned in relation to a British murder mystery series on Netflix.

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Mentioned by Mary Louise Kelly as an expert on online fraud and author of a book on scams.

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Mentioned by

Harlan Coben

as an example of a standalone novel.

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Mentioned by

Anthony Scaramucci

as one of

Harlan Coben

’s novels whose stories trace back to his suburban childhood.

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Mentioned by

Jordan Harbinger

as the author of the book that explains how fraud became a trillion-dollar industry.

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Mentioned by

Kurt Nikish

as the author of the book, discussing different types of fraud perpetrators.

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Mentioned by

Ricky Mulvey

as the author of the book, discussing fraud, scams, and AI's role in future fraud.

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Mentioned by

Kelly Richmond Pope

as her book that dives deeper into the types of perpetrators, prey and whistleblowers.

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Mentioned by

Doug Brunt

as an author whose books have a predominantly female readership.

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