Coupled with this unique style, he manages to weave fascinating plots and proper endings (another thing that you are relieved to be able to rely on). It is as if you are hearing his voice – wise-cracking and colloquial with lots of asides and opinions.

I won't spoil this for anyone who has not read it, but let me just say, that I devoured this book and loved every second of it. The thug’s grief stuns him enough to make disposing of him very easy, though I don’t think it would have helped much had he been better prepared. The addition of a personal connection to the case amped up the tension and I was both intrigued and anticipating how such a close connection would impact Win’s involvement. We begin in London with some BIG bad-ass henchmen and are soon reminded that the filthy rich Windsor Horne Lockwood III can be one wicked and lethal dude despite his aristocratic and effete appearance.The lasting appeal of this series lies in Coben's sympathy for ordinary people who do desperate things when they're swept up in circumstances they can't control. While in London, Win sees a boy, one who looks like one of two young boys who went missing 10 years prior (Patrick Moore). His words “I need your help” sent Myron to London immediately on a journey that was both exhilarating and traumatising. Suppose their kidnappers or whoever holds the keys to their freedom are many and violent and determined.

Working with Win, Myron is able to rescue Patrick from his captor, but is unable to secure another teenager thought to be Rhys Baldwin. The story didn’t seem to lag at any point, with the pace steadily maintained by Coben for the length of the novel. 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. Coben knows how to play with readers' expectations, and he's crafted another suspenseful and twisty tale. Home is another fantastic, enjoyable, and excellent read by the master of mystery thrillers and our much loved author Harlan Coben.This book is for anyone who wants to be entertained with characters who are well developed and very varied, and with a story that moves at just the right pace. Y el autor no debería tardar tanto en ofrecer una futura decimotercera entrega, que, espero sea de mayor calado que la presente. I received an advance reader edition of this book from Penguin Publishing Group - Dutton via First to Read for the purpose of providing an honest review. Harlan Coben, master of the suburban thriller, has written another compelling and twist-filled tale with Fool Me Once . If you are new to the series, go ahead and start with Deal Breaker and enjoy getting to know Myron, Win, Esperanza, and Big Cyndi.

I found this novel compelling from the very start and the suspense was maintained throughout the whole novel.Win is still essentially a closed book, but we did learn a big secret about him on the very last page! Myron is also in top form especially in his romantic life, and of course the jokes and banter keep on coming! Win is super-protective of his friends (like Myron), but you'd never want to get on his bad side, as he'd kill you in a millisecond. Ten years after two school boys go missing from their suburban home in the United States, one is sighted in London.