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I’m now used to Weber narrating Coben stories and he’s the perfect choice for his kind of storytelling. He’s gifted and he helped ratchet up the tension and excitement. And, he does sarcasm like no other. What happened to Rhys Baldwin? Myron and Win delve deeper. They are about to shatter all, for the truth about these two young boys. One boy comes home. Where is the other? I was concerned that the intensity of this book wouldn’t hold till the end - hoping that I wouldn’t be let down in the end. I needn’t worry! The ending meshed perfectly to the book as a whole. I was left with a big ole’ grin on my face and tears running down my cheeks.

Sarah Hughes (March 7, 2016). "Harlan Coben on 'The Five' for Sky, his obsessive nature, and missing his friend David Foster Wallace". The Independent. Archived from the original on May 9, 2022 . Retrieved May 9, 2016.

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David Burroughs was once a devoted father to his three-year-old son Matthew, living a dream life just a short drive away from the working-class suburb where he and his wife, Cheryl, first fell in love--until one fateful night when David woke suddenly to discover Matthew had been murdered while David was asleep just down the hall. Although these are thrillers with sensitive subjects at the heart, you always feel extremely comfortable reading this author's many books, feeling like you know the characters personally. I LOVE Myron's and Win's relationship, they work so well together and they really are a pleasure to read. The fact that they are like chalk and cheese makes the partnership all the more entertaining and I don't know of any other crime busting duo that works so well by another author.

The bodies of two campers were found in the woods. Camille and another camper, Gil Perez, were never found, but they were presumed dead. A man was convicted of the murders and those of others in neighboring states. End of story? No. Paul still grieves, still wants answers. Where is his sister? stars The Woods was quite boring with nothing new to surprise me. Harlan Coben put the old materials in this book again without reconsidering whether the twists were predictable or not. Four children were lost in the woods, twenty years later Paul Copeland wants to revaluate this case again, he thinks that maybe his sister is still alive somewhere. The book started off with the same feeling as if I was reading Tell No One, but the investigation part was not interesting or engaging at all. The case he's dealing with takes the big part and I had to skip it sometimes, it's meh-ish. Aun así, espero que este no sea el final de la serie. Casado o no, Myron no debe dejar a sus seguidores en la estacada. Win tampoco. Y el autor no debería tardar tanto en ofrecer una futura decimotercera entrega, que, espero sea de mayor calado que la presente. The Woods by Harlan Coben is a standalone novel that combines courtroom drama with family secrets. It blends suspense and action well. Paul Copeland is the County Prosecutor for Essex County, New Jersey. He’s in the middle of a big trial and under a lot of pressure to find more evidence when a man is murdered who could be the person who disappeared twenty years ago with Paul’s sister.

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Netflix Adapting Harlan Coben's 'Fool Me Once' With Star Michelle Keegan". The Wrap. February 20, 2023 . Retrieved February 21, 2023. Home starts with a hooking premise that reeled me into the story immediately. Ten years after two school boys go missing from their suburban home in the United States, one is sighted in London. Following a covert investigation and dangerous retrieval of the boy, he is reunited with his family. Although there is closure for one family, the other family still has a missing son. Doubts also arise as to the credibility and true identity of the boy who has appeared. There is also the overwhelming mystery as to what really happened to these boys ten years ago.

The plot just seemed overly convoluted – all at the expense of character depth. (Not that I mind convoluted plots in thrillers. There was a lot going on in Jo Nesbo's The Snowman, but I remember it and the characters a lot more vividly, even though I read it a year ago.) See, Coben's Paul isn't "sexist"... he has a deep respect for women, which is why he introduces his beloved, helpful, intelligent sister-in-law as "the ugly sister"; he "prefers hiring single women of a certain age" (no kids = harder workers); that's why - "female beauty got to him, not because he was a pervert, it gets to him like a work of art gets to him"... you know, a work of art whose hair "begs to be touched". Because, obviously, women's bodies just beg to be touched. Paul isn't sexist, so it's not sexual harassment when he flirts with a highly accomplished lawyer from his office, telling her "her hot ass" might be the reason she was hired. (and on and on, the instances of him noticing more about women's bodies than he does about what they have to say are innumerable).In 2023, the Japanese edition of Win, translated by Toshiki Taguchi, was nominated for the Mystery Writers of Japan Award for Mystery Fiction in Translation. [21] [22] Films and TV series [ edit ] We always seem to be on the eve of destruction. And we always seem to get through it. Maybe we all survive the destruction we have wrought.”