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That hand under the dresser turns out to be a clue to the disappearance of one of the heirs and is connected to a car running off a road. It had some really negative reviews so I approached with a little bit of trepidation, even though he's never let me down before. Miles Cookson is a very wealthy, single, tech entrepreneur who has just been diagnosed with an incurable genetic disease. Some of that success is likewise driven by all of the precise plot points that keep the engine revving and the story on track.
It seems as though some people don’t want Miles to connect to his children, and are doing anything necessary to eliminate the rest of them. M. LOGAN 'Barclay has a knack for turning news stories or social trends into rambunctious black-comedy thrillers full of sharply drawn fools and knaves' SUNDAY TIMES 'Fizzes along the entertainment highway .With light woven throughout, it is a moving story of missed opportunities, second chances and unfulfilled potential. The handful of impactful secondary characters throughout the book offer the reader some interesting flavouring into the plot development and how the protagonists are able to forge ahead.
Somewhere out there, Miles has children who don’t know it, but they might be about to inherit the good and bad from him - possibly his fortune, or possibly something more sinister. Again and again, he creates inner dialogues and brief, telling details that make the dubiously lucky “heirs” seem like people we know.He was one of the paper’s most popular columnists before retiring from the position in 2008 to work exclusively on books. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.
The end is very exciting and shall we say ‘creative’, just suspend disbelief and go with the flow as I greatly enjoyed the imagination involved!On page 201 of the hardcover edition of Linwood Barclay’s Find You First, two characters reviewing footage from a homemade documentary see a human hand beneath a dresser in the tiny bedroom of a trailer home. Miles now wants to find any children produced who share his genetic code, both to inform them of this possibility as well as include them in a share of his fortune. Things take a nasty turn when one by one his children he hopes are his are eliminated, the stakes get higher as Miles takes actions of his own to find the killer, but how far will he go? We start with ultra-wealthy Miles Cookson, he’s the founder of an app company that is wildly successful. A pacy rollercoaster of a ride … in true Linwood style, the story gains momentum until you literally can’t turn the pages quick enough … this book has everything!
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