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By: Harlan Coben (Author)
A man presumed dead is suddenly wanted for murder…
Reviews
TMStyles –
Are The Dead Always Dead
For me, there is very little that can compete with the treat of sitting with a cold beverage and reading Coben’s latest Myron Bolitar/Win Lockford novel. Their novels have become “must read immediately” for me since I first discovered them years ago. The incredible friendship and loyalty these two friends have is extraordinary and their exploits, coupled with wise cracking and genuine affection, keep bringing me back for more. Of course, the chasm between Myron’s conflicted sense of right and wrong is so juxtaposed to Win’s views that life is simple especially if we just eliminate the bad guys.In “Think Twice”, both Myron and Win are stunned to learn that Greg Downing, a man whose life has seemingly been intertwined with Myron’s since college, may still be alive even though he was declared dead and buried years ago. This revelation leads to our heroes running a parallel investigation with the FBI to discover where Greg might be and what his relationship to a newly discovered serial killer might be.The plot is tightly constructed and many of its elements seem fresh in “Think Twice”. My only quibble is that Win, while integral, is not active enough in this story. Again for me, Myron alone does not carry one of these books nearly as well as when Myron and Win are together. Myron needs Win and vice versa. My last quibble is with Coben’s writing schedule. I have become a committed reader of all his material but it seems Myron/Win have been slid to the back burner as this is their first new novel in years.
Vickie Lodge –
OUTSTANDING! EXCELLEN READ!
I have read every Myron Bolitar/Win III books. I have soooo very much loved each & every one, plus the “WIN” book. So well written. Holds my attention all the way to the end. Love the suspense filled “who done it” endings. I love love love the Myron/Win relationship. That really makes the whole series like a cherry on top! Pls continue this series! After Myron’s complete recovery, of course! Thanks!
Niels –
If you like Harland Cohen’s book you love this
spriggy222 –
One of best series of books you will read. Great relationships, great plot, great book all around. We need more
Cindy Roelvink –
After reading (and watching) Fool me once, I wanted to read another book by Harlan Coben. When this one was released I ordered it straight away.. Not knowing it actually is part 11 of a series..I started reading anyway and have to say that you can totally read this as a stand alone. The story is so good, the plot twist will have your neck hurting.. This really was a good read.Highly recommend, as the next part in the series or just read it as I did, as a stand alone.
Amazon Kunde –
Best Myron Bolivar book yet. Nail biting unforeseen ending. Great read as usual. Id give ten stars if I could
Paul –
I have read many of Harlan Cobens books but hadn’t come across Myron before, so it was surprising that both he and Wins characters were so well established quite quickly in this book. I found the writing smart and sometimes funny, (sometimes a bit over the top repartee), but generally made the book hard to put down. Great plot. Lots of twists, and a sensational climax made this one of the best novels I’ve read this year.
TMStyles –
Are The Dead Always Dead
For me, there is very little that can compete with the treat of sitting with a cold beverage and reading Coben’s latest Myron Bolitar/Win Lockford novel. Their novels have become “must read immediately” for me since I first discovered them years ago. The incredible friendship and loyalty these two friends have is extraordinary and their exploits, coupled with wise cracking and genuine affection, keep bringing me back for more. Of course, the chasm between Myron’s conflicted sense of right and wrong is so juxtaposed to Win’s views that life is simple especially if we just eliminate the bad guys.In “Think Twice”, both Myron and Win are stunned to learn that Greg Downing, a man whose life has seemingly been intertwined with Myron’s since college, may still be alive even though he was declared dead and buried years ago. This revelation leads to our heroes running a parallel investigation with the FBI to discover where Greg might be and what his relationship to a newly discovered serial killer might be.The plot is tightly constructed and many of its elements seem fresh in “Think Twice”. My only quibble is that Win, while integral, is not active enough in this story. Again for me, Myron alone does not carry one of these books nearly as well as when Myron and Win are together. Myron needs Win and vice versa. My last quibble is with Coben’s writing schedule. I have become a committed reader of all his material but it seems Myron/Win have been slid to the back burner as this is their first new novel in years.
Vickie Lodge –
OUTSTANDING! EXCELLEN READ!
I have read every Myron Bolitar/Win III books. I have soooo very much loved each & every one, plus the “WIN” book. So well written. Holds my attention all the way to the end. Love the suspense filled “who done it” endings. I love love love the Myron/Win relationship. That really makes the whole series like a cherry on top! Pls continue this series! After Myron’s complete recovery, of course! Thanks!
Niels –
If you like Harland Cohen’s book you love this
spriggy222 –
One of best series of books you will read. Great relationships, great plot, great book all around. We need more
Cindy Roelvink –
After reading (and watching) Fool me once, I wanted to read another book by Harlan Coben. When this one was released I ordered it straight away.. Not knowing it actually is part 11 of a series..I started reading anyway and have to say that you can totally read this as a stand alone. The story is so good, the plot twist will have your neck hurting.. This really was a good read.Highly recommend, as the next part in the series or just read it as I did, as a stand alone.
Amazon Kunde –
Best Myron Bolivar book yet. Nail biting unforeseen ending. Great read as usual. Id give ten stars if I could
Paul –
I have read many of Harlan Cobens books but hadn’t come across Myron before, so it was surprising that both he and Wins characters were so well established quite quickly in this book. I found the writing smart and sometimes funny, (sometimes a bit over the top repartee), but generally made the book hard to put down. Great plot. Lots of twists, and a sensational climax made this one of the best novels I’ve read this year.