“LFP”

Love the style, intrigue and words of wisdom from someone living in the “grey”…hoping there are more WIN adventures to follow.

I want more Win

Loved it!

4/5 stars. Good read. Interesting character. I’d recommend to my friends. Hal R Troy,MI

Good to see the focus on Win for a change, instead of Byron an, as usual, Harlan Coben tells a really good tale.

Different, but an enjoyable romp in Win’s world. The plot is a good one and not surprisingly, edge-of-seat through the end.

Great,couldn’t put this book down!

Loved it

I’ve read a few Of Harlan’s novels and liked them all. Win is my favorite. I love Win as a character and protagonist. This book is funny and Win is witty. Harlan’s books keeps readers guessing with unexpected twists and endings. I’d love to see another Win novel.

more Win.

As usual, Harlan Corbin gives us a great story. I enjoyed this book being totally about Win and his family. I have read almost all of his books and have enjoyed every one of them.

Myron B’s alter ego and frequent partner in always saving the damsel in distress finally has his own book! Good, if not better, than those books featuring Myron; Win becomes involved in a gnarly set of mysteries, seemingly unrelated except all involve one member or another of his relatively small family. Well written, interesting plot that keeps the reader guessing and a chance to better know Win who has been a ‘supporting actor’ in the previous stories featuring Myron. Highly recommended.

Excellent

So much fun.

I love Harlen Coben. Love his books. They are so easy to read because you can’t wait for the plot and twists to be revealed. This book had a good storyline but Win was different, and he referred to Myron too often. Myron wasn’t in the story! Anyway, still enjoyed it just not my favorite book of his.

I enjoyed the banter from the lead character. The mystery which at times got convoluted was also a page turner. The plot lives in a world of opulence and wealth and the lifestyle is more expected with the privileges allowed there. I can never look at Saks the same way. I I suspected the conclusion and it didn’t disappoint. Great read.

Couldn’t have asked for more in a mystery

Coben, Aka Bolitar, wrote an entertaining story full of his usual twists and turns at the end, but I did not enjoy it as much as previous books. Maybe if Ema and Jessica turned out to be tag team overweight wrestlers I could have enjoyed it more. The point is it needed more of his ridiculous humor.