books by Harlan Coben (mystery promise writers)

books by Harlan Coben

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183 reviews
Harlan Coben

Signet, 2008

Suspense Packed Book!
The star of this book is Paul Copeland the Essex County Prosecutor. He and his former girlfriend Lucy Gold were involved in an incident at a summer camp. Two teenagers were murdered and two more dissapeared. One of the dissapearing teenagers was Copeland's sister. Wayne Steubens the Summer Slasher was convicted of the murders. One of the missing teens,Gil Perez is finally found,a murder victim. ...

Deal Breaker (Myron Bolitar)

99 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1995

Book Review
I lucked up on this series. I'm very please so far of what I have read,in Harlen Coben. I have other books of his in the Myron Boiltar series, and look forward to reading them all. I would suggest this to anyone who just wants and good and fast moving read, you will truly enjoy it.

One False Move (Myron Bolitar)

63 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1999

My Favorite auther
I love, love, love Harlen Coben's books/writing. The Myron series is just the best and I look forward to him returning them to paper. You won't be disappointed in this, or the other reads. From the first paragraph to the last, it is a page turner. And the humor that comes from Myron and his co-stars is just icing on the cake.

Hold Tight

135 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dutton Adult, 2008

Harlan Coben is Magic
Harlan Coben has done it again. This book grabbed me on page one, and didn't let up. Like his other books, Hold Tight tackles a universal issue through a character the reader can readily relate to. When Mike's son disappears, we experience his terror and regrets first hand; and fully empathize when he and his wife grapple with guilt over invading their son's privacy for his own protection. An ...

Back Spin (Myron Bolitar)

40 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1997

Great Listen!
We are very fond of Harlen Coben books so when I found this one in audio format I jumped at it. It did not disappoint. The story kept us entertained from Sacramento CA to Portland Or. We both love golf and this has its setting in the world of professional golf. Lots of characters and a surprising plot twist at the end. We would recommend it highly.

Long Lost
Harlan Coben

Dutton Adult, 2009

A blistering new Myron Bolitar thriller from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Hold Tight . Harlan Coben?s millions of fans have waited three long years for a new Myron Bolitar novel?taking Coben?s last stand-alone, Hold Tight , to #1 on the New York Times list in the interim?and next year their patience will be rewarded in spectacular fashion. Myron hasn?t heard from Terese Collins in years. Not since their affair ended with ...

The Final Detail (Myron Bolitar)

60 reviews
Harlan Coben

Island Books, 2000

Harlan Coben rocks!
I loved the book. Just finished it and have started another. It's great to find a new author to enjoy.

Gone for Good

215 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 2003

excellent thriller
This is my first book by this author, and I enjoyed it very much. It's the story of Will Klein, a social worker in Manhattan whose life changed 11 years ago when his brother was accused of killing Will's ex-girlfriend. The story begins when Will's mother, dying of cancer, tells him that his brother (who's been missing and presumed dead for those 11 years), is alive. Shortly afterward, Will's ...

Darkest Fear (Myron Bolitar)

70 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 2001

A strong story about being a father
This is a funny, emotional, and compelling book. I love all Myron Bolitar books because they are great stories that are flat out fun. This one adds the story of Myron being a father and what that means. Excellent!

Tell No One

417 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 2002

I love this book
this is a realy good book if you keep on reading. it its a bit hard to understand at first but if you keep reading it all comes together its realy good and i dont read alot but if you give it a chance you will like it.

Just One Look

174 reviews
Harlan Coben

Signet, 2005

Suspenseful
I couldn't put it down. And although the ending is a little of a stretch and the characterization of "Jack Lawson" somewhat thin, I found the creation of Grace Lawson and the evil Eric Wu to be memorable and excellent. Cram is interesting, too. Well done!

Drop Shot (Myron Bolitar)

56 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1996

Drop Shot
A good mystery read, plus the Myron Bolitar adds some humor. A good flowing story.

Mystery Writers of America Presents Death Do Us Part: New Stories about Love, Lust, and Murder

6 reviews
Inc. Mystery Writers of America

Back Bay Books, 2006

Nineteen great mystery stories
This anthology of 19 truly great mystery stories is presented by the Mystery Writers of America (a fine association of not only authors, but readers too!) is edited by Harlan Coben. It is as perfect as an anthology can be. Each of the nineteen stories is from an established writer. Most have won or been repeatedly nominated for various awards. No warmed-over, previously published material ...

No Second Chance

1 review
Harlan Coben

Orion (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd ), 2004

A Second Chance
Plastic surgeon Marc Seidman is shot in his home. He comes to twelve days later in the hospital and learns that his wife has been killed and his infant daughter Tara is missing. There are no leads, there is no ransom note and the police suspect Marc, however after he's released from the hospital a ransom note is finally delivered. "No cops, two million dollars and no second chance if instructions ...

The Innocent

154 reviews
Harlan Coben

Signet, 2006

Simple Plot with Complex Twists
Harlan Coben has yet to disappoint me. The Innocent is really not an overly complex plot, yet at the same time it offered depth that really kept me interested. The characters have complex personalities and the plot twists, as with all of Coben's books that I've read, continue to surprise the reader.

No Second Chance

170 reviews
Harlan Coben

Signet, 2004

No Disappointments
This is the second of Coben's novels that I've read. So far he's batting 100. His writing style is quite descriptive but nonetheless, very easy to read and his plot twists continue to the very end. I'm looking forward to reading more of his work.

Tell No One/Gone for Good (Delta Fiction)

1 review
Harlan Coben

Delta, 2008

good reading
not bad but I have read better

Promise Me (Myron Bolitar Mysteries)

139 reviews
Harlan Coben

Signet, 2007

More Myron Please!
Myron Bolitar books are awesome. It was a little wierd with him being 40 years old, but this is another solid Myron book. 5 stars!

Bolitar's Game ( Back Spin, The Final Detail, Darkest Fear) (Book Club Edition) (Myron Bolitar)
Harlan Coben

The Mystery Guild, 2002

Golf, baseball, basketball...murder-it's all Myron Bolitar's game! This exclusive Mystery Guild omnibus edition includes three complete novels, all featuring wise-cracking, Yoo-hoor guzzling sports agent Myron Bolitar, his fetching assistant Esperanza Diaz-known as Little Pocohontas in her pro wrestling day--and his preppy sidekick Windsor Horne Lockwood III, who has his own agenda for justice.

Fade Away (Myron Bolitar)

47 reviews
Harlan Coben

Dell, 1996

Another adventure with Myron Bolitar's irreverent wit...
I've been on a bit of a recreational reading kick lately... probably trying to escape the stress of the economy. Anyway, my number finally came up at the library for the latest Myron Bolitar novel by Harlan Coben... Fade Away. It's been awhile since I've had the pleasure of reading Bolitar's irreverent dialog and his interaction with his partner Win Lockwood. And as always, it's a treat. ...