Harlan Coben: The Innocent

[Knx]

Hello,

I am in some serious troubles and I hope you can help me.

I have to write a summary of Harlan Coben's book 'The Innocent'. (Work for unviersity, needs to be finsihed tomorrow). The problem is I had really no time to read or even to buy this book. Today I went to a lot of summaries in the internet but none of them tell me how the book finishes (I know Loren Muse begins investigating but not what happens then).

I hope you can help me with this :|

Thanks so much in advance.
(and sorry for my non-perfect English)

 

[Stewart]

Why did you have no time?

 

[Knx]

Well, different reasons. :|

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I only need one or two sentences.

 

[Stewart]

Well, different reasons. :|

No excuse for not taking control of your studies.

By this I mean that I doubt you will get anyone to help with your own homework (or whatever it is) as we shouldn't be helping those who don't help themselves. If this is a university course, as you have said, then surely you should take responsibility for your passes and your fails. Effort rewards; laziness is just plain bad.

 

[Knx]

Ohhh c'mon

 

[Stewart]

The best thing I could find for you is here.

 

[Knx]

omg you are so funny. lmao

 

[Stewart]

omg you are so funny. lmao

Damn right. And the time you've wasted waiting in the vain hope that someone will do your work for you could have been better used by reading the damn book.

You must have missed the big Students, this is not an answering service thread. And you have failed, I'll bet, to even do a search for, let's say, the Harlan Coben thread.

Out of interest, since when was such schlock "university level" anyway?

 

[theoptimist]

Stewart you legend! Classic