General Motors of Homicide

Don't Tell a Soul was a thriller novel that took me half a day to digest. David Rosenfelt wrote an amazing thriller that sucked me into a dangerous world of twisted schemes and murders. Every single character in David's seventh novel are linked to each other in some way. Timothy Wallace the owner of Wallace Industry has designed and constructed the new New Jersey Federal Center with the help of his two best friends; Danny McCabe and Will Clampett was living the perfect life with his new bride Maggie. Tim had everything a man wanted which included a beautiful wife, friends, secured job with many contracts to build governmental buildings. The New Jersey Federal Center has state of arts security by which it's a fortress where the building structure can withstand any attacks such as a air crashing into it (after 9/11, every building had to be rebuild for security), lock down itself by closing impregnable metal doors and the computer system can start an emergency oxygen ventilation that can last for 36 hours. Just when it least expected, Tim's life turns south when his wife is blown up because of engine failure in his thirty foot yacht ad believe it or not he was the only witness. Novack a New Jersey cop believes that Maggie was murdered by her husband even thought Tim is declared innocent. On New Years Eve, Tim's best mates bring him to their favourite pub in favour to cheer him up and to push him t meet other woman. In the pub, Tim sits at the corner of the bar and all of a sudden a stranger admits an unsolved murder he had committed three months ago. The very next day Tim meets