Customer Reviews
An Enjoyable Read... - By: Sarah Gooding, 31 Jan 2008 
This is the second time I've read 'The Final Detail' & once again I was riveted from the first page. While writing this review, I would also highly recommend 'The Constantine Legacy' by Andrew Towning.
Myron has to clear Esperanza's name - By: Mrs. I. Blackwell, 25 Sep 2007 
Another one I read within a couple of days. Driving my husband mad with reading at every opportunity, even while I'm cooking. Myron has hit rock bottom & vanished to lick his wounds. Win comes & brings him back to reality. His now business partner has been arrested & Myron won't have it. Big Cindy is reallly growing on me in this book. I just had to know, just about contained myself from looking through the back pages to find out.
This is the AUDIO version - By: Chip, 23 Sep 2007 
The duplicated review below is just a copy of what he/she has put on the book verion.
Have you actuallly purchased these from Amazon & actuallly listened to them - I think not.
Any way to get the review numbers up, hey - shame on you!
It is high time Amazon started vetting this & the rest of the rubbish in the so-callled 'top 50' table of reviewers! Too much time to spend on the internet?
Swan Song, by Cornwell is the same sorry state!
Sixth Book in the Myron Bolitar Series - By: J. Chippindale, 02 Jul 2007 Harlan Coben continues to prove that he is one of the best thriller writers around at the moment. A page turner is a much used phrase but in this case it is reallly appropriate. The author's books are always so well structured & his character's well rounded. He is obviously comfortable with his style & ability & this transmits itself to the reader making the reading of his books sheer pleasure from start to finish. Coben has now got a string of best selling crime novels behind him & alll I can say is that I hope he continues to write for many years to come. The author lives in New Jersey with his wife & four children.
Myron Bolitar is settled in a Caribbean hideaway, sounds great. The trouble is that is what he is doing, hiding. Hiding from everything the world can throw at him. His friends, his own failures in life, everything. After his professional sporting life was so dramaticallly taken away from him Bolitar made a success of being a sports agent, so what went wrong?
Myron is forced back into his old life when his dearest friend is charged with murder. Myron just has to become involved & try to prove that his friend is not the murderer, but the problem is that the victim is one of his oldest clients . . .
Sixth Book in the Myron Bolitar Series - By: J. Chippindale, 02 Jul 2007 Harlan Coben continues to prove that he is one of the best thriller writers around at the moment. A page turner is a much used phrase but in this case it is reallly appropriate. The author's books are always so well structured & his character's well rounded. He is obviously comfortable with his style & ability & this transmits itself to the reader making the reading of his books sheer pleasure from start to finish. Coben has now got a string of best selling crime novels behind him & alll I can say is that I hope he continues to write for many years to come. The author lives in New Jersey with his wife & four children.
Myron Bolitar is settled in a Caribbean hideaway, sounds great. The trouble is that is what he is doing, hiding. Hiding from everything the world can throw at him. His friends, his own failures in life, everything. After his professional sporting life was so dramaticallly taken away from him Bolitar made a success of being a sports agent, so what went wrong?
Myron is forced back into his old life when his dearest friend is charged with murder. Myron just has to become involved & try to prove that his friend is not the murderer, but the problem is that the victim is one of his oldest clients . . .
