Showing posts with label Suspence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suspence. Show all posts

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Home by Harlan Coben

Home
by Harlan Coben
As soon as I heard about the upcoming release of Home, I started watching for it on NetGalley.  I searched every day for the book to appear on the site which promotes and publicizes upcoming books. To say I was excited to see the book appear is an understatement. Having to wait another week after requesting the title was torture, but now after finishing the book, in two days, it was worth the wait.

Home is the eleventh book in the Myron Bolitar series. I hate to admit I have not read any of the other books in this series, they are now on my TBR list, but it is the truth. In all actuality this book could be a stand alone. Enough background information is shared with the reader so you don't feel like you are in the dark with the character interactions. The promotional trailer for this book builds suspense, but truly does not do the book justice. The only reason it took me two days to finish the book was because I could no longer keep my eyes open. I wanted to know what happened to Patrick and Rhys. I wanted to know how Myron and Win were able to find answers to questions that had been ten years in the making.  I love Mr. Coben's writing. He provides the reader with a wonderful story and enough suspense to keep you on your toes from the start. You won't see the what's coming in the end, and THAT is the best part.

As a side note, I love the shout outs to some of my favorite musicals throughout the book.

You too will be able to read this edge of your seat thriller on Tuesday, September 20th, when it is released. Get ready.

*To comply with guidelines set forth by the Federal Trade Commission, Dutton, has provided a complimentary electronic copy of Home for review purposes. This review is my opinion and is in no way influenced by the author or publisher.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Identity Theft to the Extreme

I'll Walk Alone
Mary Higgins Clark
Mary Higgins Clark latest book, I'll Walk Alone, is a tale of identity theft to the extreme. Alexandra "Zan" Moreland has had her share of tragedy; her parents die in a terrible car crash, her marriage ends in divorce, and her young son is kidnapped in the park. This new novel by the Queen of Suspense is just about impossible to put down. I do my very best to grab the new Clark book as soon as they become available because they never disappoint. This, like all the rest was superb! About the middle of the book I thought I had the story completely figured out. Boy was I wrong!!  She through me for a complete loop. I never saw the final coming. I have to say I was shocked.  What a wonderful read. Like I said, Mary Higgins Clark never disappoints.