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The dead can't speak . . . but can they kill? From the global No. 1 bestselling author and creator of the hit Netflix drama Stay Close comes the unputdownable new Myron Bolitar thriller.
'Where is Greg Downing?'
Sports Agent Myron Bolitar is in his new office on the top of a skyscraper in New York when two FBI agents ask him this very question.
The man they refer to is a top basketball player and Myron's former client and old rival. Greg's DNA, they tell him, has been found at the scene of a high-profile double-murder, and he is now their main suspect.
It can't be Greg, Myron tells the two agents- the reason he is Myron's 'former' client is because Greg is dead. He died three years ago of a heart attack. Myron went to his funeral and gave the eulogy.
So how can a man who's already dead be wanted for murder?
But the closer Myron and his sidekick Win get to the truth about Greg Downing, the more dangerous their world becomes.
ISBN: 9781529906110
Author(s): Harlan Coben
This book is targeted towards adult readers who enjoy mystery and thriller novels. Fans of the Myron Bolitar series and those who appreciate suspenseful, intricately plotted stories will find this book particularly engaging. The themes of murder, conspiracy, and personal relationships make it suitable for mature audiences.
The book is written at a level appropriate for adult readers, with a sophisticated narrative and complex characters. The language is clear yet engaging, suitable for readers who enjoy fast-paced and twisty plots typical of Harlan Coben's writing style.
Ryan Steck praises "Think Twice" as a gripping and intricately plotted thriller. He highlights the novel's intense pacing and complex character interactions, noting that fans of heart-stopping thrillers will find this book a must-read. However, he does point out that the myriad twists can sometimes feel overwhelming. (The Real Book Spy)
Neena Nandagopal appreciates the suspense and the nostalgic return of familiar characters. She emphasises the novel's ability to keep readers guessing until the very end, with numerous surprises and a well-tied conclusion. Nandagopal also notes the deeper exploration of Myron Bolitar's personal life, which will appeal to long-time fans of the series. (Almost Practical)
Simon McDonald gives a mixed review, praising the book's captivating hook and Coben's skill in creating engaging, twisty plots. However, he finds the ending somewhat clumsily constructed compared to the rest of the narrative. McDonald also enjoys the ongoing development of the series' characters, noting the authentic portrayal of ageing in long-running protagonists. (Written By Sime)
Bookreporter highlights the novel's suspense and character depth, particularly enjoying the dynamics between Myron Bolitar and his sidekick, Win Lockwood. The review commends Coben for his ability to weave an intricate plot that keeps readers engaged, although it notes that some plot elements might seem far-fetched to new readers. (Bookreporter)
Kirkus Reviews acknowledges the novel's strong points, such as its fast pace and the clever intertwining of multiple plot threads. However, it also mentions that the plethora of twists may feel excessive to some readers, potentially diluting the impact of the story's climax. Despite this, the review appreciates Coben's knack for creating suspenseful and engaging narratives. (Kirkus Reviews)
