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Drop Shot by Harlan Coben (Myron Bolitar #2)

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In Drop Shot we are taken into the tennis world. When tennis star Valerie Simpson is murdered at the U.S. Open, Myron’s client, Duane Richwood, quickly becomes the prime suspect. Determined to clear his client’s name, Myron dives into the investigation, only to find himself tangled in a much darker and more dangerous situation than he expected. As he digs deeper into Valerie’s life, secrets start to unravel, about her past, her relationships, and the world surrounding professional tennis. What initially seems like a straightforward case quickly spirals into something far more layered, pulling Myron into real danger as he gets closer to the truth.

Deal Breaker by Harlan Coben (Myron Bolitar #1)

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In this review of "Deal Breaker," the first book in Harlan Coben's Myron Bolitar series, the reviewer shares their unexpected enjoyment of the story and its characters, particularly the witty and loyal Myron. The blend of sports and mystery captivates, and the humor enhances the suspense, making it a compelling read.

Run Away by Harlan Coben

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In Harlan Coben's "Run Away," a family navigates the devastating effects of addiction as Simon searches for his missing daughter Paige, entangled in a murder mystery involving her boyfriend Aaron. The narrative explores complex family dynamics, societal issues, and unexpected twists, ultimately highlighting the struggle for control amid chaos and trauma.

Tell No One by Harlan Coben

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"Tell No One" by Harlan Coben is an intriguing mystery thriller with some similarities to "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn. The story revolves around David Beck, a doctor haunted by his wife's murder. The book receives a 7/10 rating for its captivating mystery and character dynamics, despite some overly theatrical elements. The plot twist reveals a complex web of deception and sacrifice, leading to a surprising but somewhat unsatisfying ending. Overall, the book is recommended for a leisurely weekend read.