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The Day After Tomorrow — Allan Folsom
New York Times"Bestseller: Dark histories and old crimes resurface in Europe in this “heart-thumping, stay-up late” thriller (Los Angeles Times Book Review).
“Dr. Paul Osborn, visiting Paris, recognizes the man whom he witnessed stab his father on a Boston street in 1966. Determined to learn the reason for his father's unsolved death and take revenge, Osborn hatches a plan that unexpectedly leads to the gruesome execution of a hired PI and to other killings. Clearly some serious powers are involved. Soon Osborn, aided by Vera Monneray, a Paris medical student, is hiding out from Paris police, Interpol and [an] L.A. cop . . . This is a one-sitting novel.” -- Publishers Weekly
“A stunningly suspenseful roller coaster ride.” -- Library Journal
“Page-turning.” -- Entertainment Weekly
“A chilling jigsaw puzzle.” -- Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Anybody with the remotest taste for international intrigue will be hooked from page one.” -- Kirkus Reviews
“Dr. Paul Osborn, visiting Paris, recognizes the man whom he witnessed stab his father on a Boston street in 1966. Determined to learn the reason for his father's unsolved death and take revenge, Osborn hatches a plan that unexpectedly leads to the gruesome execution of a hired PI and to other killings. Clearly some serious powers are involved. Soon Osborn, aided by Vera Monneray, a Paris medical student, is hiding out from Paris police, Interpol and [an] L.A. cop . . . This is a one-sitting novel.” -- Publishers Weekly
“A stunningly suspenseful roller coaster ride.” -- Library Journal
“Page-turning.” -- Entertainment Weekly
“A chilling jigsaw puzzle.” -- Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Anybody with the remotest taste for international intrigue will be hooked from page one.” -- Kirkus Reviews
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