by Jonathan Marosz, Harlan Coben
Having read a number of the Myron Bolitar series in no particular order I concur that there is no benefit to reading the series sequentially. Darkest Fear is good but not as potent as some of the other Myron episodes. Win takes more of a backseat thus loosing some of the wit and contrast.
I hereby officially declare Harlan Coben as my favorite writer(among the ones who are still writing). When I pick up one of his books I stay rest assured that come what may I am picking up a book which won’t disappoint me. And he delivers. Be his standalones or his Myron Bolitar series.Myron is appr...
"The plot doth thicken." ~ pg. 81Darkest Fear is the seventh book in the Myron Bolitar series by Harlan Coben. Thirty-four-year-old former basketball player and current sports agent Myron Bolitar has finally moved out of his parents house. But he's never been more worried about his father, who recen...
I love these characters. Very fun to read. The question he has to answer is how far he's willing to go, whether the end justifies the means, and if he can live with the choices he'll have to make.The story talks a lot of parents love for their children - and vice versa.
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