Charlaine waits for Eric Wu to return and then calls the police to report suspicious activity at her neighbor's house. She finds this to be curious, as she had called Freddy Sykes' work and he was not there. She is disappointed but notices movement in Freddy's house and sees an Asian man (Eric Wu) leaving the residence in a blue minivan. But she doesn't see Freddy at his bedroom window. Meanwhile, a woman named Charlaine Swain is putting on lingerie to show herself to her voyeuristic next-door neighbor, Freddy Sykes, as she does every weekday at 10:30. However, there is no evidence of any crime or foul-play, so the police can do nothing. When her husband hasn't returned by the next morning, Grace phones the police. But shortly after, he leaves the house without telling his wife why. That evening she shows the picture to her husband Jack and he denies the young man in the photo is him. And one of the men looked like a younger version of her husband Jack. There is an 'X' over the face of one of the women. It was a noticeably older picture of four people, two men and two women. Grace Lawson's whole life changed one day, starting with a visit to the Photomart to pick up a roll of family pictures. It is a stand-alone novel but does contain at least one reference to his Myron Bolitar novels. 'Just One Look' is a novel by Harlan Coben. Isbn = ISBN 0525947914 (first edition, hardback)

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