Fantastic. So easy to read and I got into the swing of it straight away. A good twist to which I didn’t see coming. Nicely written.

As a huge Harlan Coban fan, I have no idea how I have got this far without reading a Myron Bolitar saga. Absolutely love Bolitar and can see why the next Coban series is slated to be one that stars this character, but it's Win, his business partner, that I want to see in action. Win is no nonsense, not afraid to take matters into his own hands, is selctive with his loyalties, and certainly not someone you want to fall foul off

The story is predominantly told by Bolitar, It has the right tempo, the right tone, and is a great contradictory voice to the secret thoughts of the killer. As with Coban narratives, the twist will keep you guessing until the climax and I found myself trying to listen to the voice to see if it was replicated elsewhere in the story. I failed to identify the killer making the novel even more thrilling that I could have hoped.

My only bug bear was the switching of voices at the end. There was a drastic flash forward after the big reveal that threw me off balance. The time and character switch wasn't the best techniques that could have been employed and left me feeling as though Coban may have grown bored and wanted to finish within a set number of pages. That said, I won't be shying away from further Coban's in the future.

I normally like Harlan Coben books but I struggled with this one. I thought the idea of the storyline was great, but I did not gel with Myron or Win.
I didn’t realise this book was part of a series., even though it can be read as a stand alone.

I love Harlan Coben books but I didn’t realise this one was a series. Turns out I haven’t read any of this series before, I don’t think that took away from the story though.

A series centred around Myron and Win, I loved their chemistry and the banter between them. Sadly I wasn’t enthralled with the story. I found there was far too many characters which often confused me and there were many bits repetitive. I also found the sports talk quite difficult to follow. All in all a decent read but not one I’d recommend to others.

I did not realise that this was part of a series, but Think Twice read well as a standalone as well. These characters have a lot of history and backstory, but eventually I managed to keep track of everybody and how their history ties in to the present.

Myron and Win are trying to find out how it is that the DNA of their deceased client was found at a crime scene. Did their client rise from the dead? Why would somebody plant his DNA there?

Win and Myron have a great relationship and I did find this to be a 'lighter' read from Coben. This book is fast paced, full of witty one liners and a lot of twists and turns. As usual, everything I think I know...I don't and Coben is always one step ahead....until the very last page.

Comedy gold meets fast-paced thriller. I didn't think it was possible to top I Will Find You, but Think Twice has everything you want and need in a thriller. Myron Bolitar is approached by Federal Agents about a former client - legendary player and coach Greg, whose DNA has been found at the scene of a double homicide, making him a prime suspect. The problem is that he died 3 years before. Myron and his sidekick Win set out to decipher the truth. The POV cleverly alternates back and forth to the murderer, which builds the tension so well. There are so many twists and layers in this story building to the final surprise. The action is superb, and the witty dialogue will have you laughing and enthralled. You certainly don't want to " think twice" about picking up this cracker thriller. #thinktwice #harlancoben #thriller #netgalley

Harlan Coben's *Think Twice*, the 12th installment of the Myron Bolitar series, is another fantastic addition to a series I love. This book unravels a complex web of lies and deceit to uncover the truth, keeping the tension high and the reader constantly on edge.

The fast-paced and suspenseful narrative is a masterclass in plot twists, showcasing Coben's talent for crafting intricate stories. As always, the presence of Win, my favorite character of all time, adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the book. His sharp wit and unwavering loyalty to Myron never fail to entertain.

Overall, *Think Twice* is a thrilling read that will keep you hooked from start to finish. If you're a fan of the series or just love a good suspense novel, you won't be disappointed!

Harlan Coben returns with another heart-pounding thriller in Think Twice, the twelfth instalment in his Myron Bolitar series. This fast-paced novel throws our favourite sports agent headfirst into a baffling mystery that will keep you guessing until the very end.

The story opens with a bang as federal agents arrive at Myron's doorstep with an impossible question: what do they know about Greg Downing, a former client presumed dead for three years? As it turns out, Downing is somehow linked to a series of disturbing murders, and Myron is determined to uncover the truth.

Coben masterfully weaves a complex web of lies, secrets, and past connections. The narrative cleverly shifts perspectives, offering glimpses into the mind of a cunning killer alongside Myron's determined investigation. This dual approach keeps the tension high and the reader constantly on edge.

Fans of the Myron Bolitar series will be delighted to see the familiar dynamic between Myron and his sardonic partner, Win. Their witty banter and unwavering loyalty add a layer of warmth and humour to the otherwise dark plot.

Think Twice is a masterclass in plot construction, with twists and turns that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew.

Recommendation: A must-read for fans of Harlan Coben and Myron Bolitar. If you're looking for a fast-paced, suspenseful thriller with a complex puzzle at its core, Think Twice will not disappoint. However, if you're new to the series, you might want to start from the beginning to fully appreciate the nuances of Myron and Win's relationship.

Think Twice is another in the Myron Bolitar series. Former basketball star Myron Bolitar is now back at work in his agency for sports stars and celebrities He has just settled into work when two federal agents walk into his office, asking for answers. Assuming they want to talk about the highly publicized Callister murders—of which he and his friend Win know nothing about but no, they demand to know where Greg Downing is.Greg is Myron’s dead friend. Only the FBI believe otherwise and accuse Myron of knowing he’s alive and his DNA was found at a murder scene.


Before his death, Greg made some strange money moves, of which Win, Myron’s millionaire friend seems to be aware of and so begins a catalogue of murders a mayhem. Is Greg alive? Did he murder.? And is Myron’s son entangled in anything alongside all of this? Once again a fabulous novel by Harlem Coben, twisty, scary and thrilling, all at the same time.

Another gripping read from Harlan Coben. I've not read any of Coben's Myron Bolitar books before (seemingly I've missed 11!) but on the basis of this book, if I did come across one I'd certainly consider reading it. The idea behind this story was an interesting one - the DNA of a supposedly dead former basketball star, previously represented by Myron Bolitar, appears at a murder scene three years after his death. Query, how can that be possible - and if he isn't dead, shouldn't Myron as his agent be there to help him out? Myron thinks so. So much that can't be said without spoiling this book's ending ... perhaps most importantly, if you have liked other Harlan Coben books then you'll probably like this one too.

It took me a few chapters to get into this book but once you then get your head round the way the book is written, you become very much hooked! The main characters are great and so is the storyline with a few twists and turns that you don't really see coming! Definitely a book worth reading!

I love Harlen Cobden but don’t like Bolitar or Winn. They are characters that I simply like less and less each book in the series I read. So I’m loath to only score it low but for me it really wasn’t a great read.

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This was such a gripping read. I could not put the book down and kept me guessing until the last page. Another great book by Harlan Coben. This would make a great tv series!

I didn't realise that this was one of an already long series, but Coben writes skilfully enough that it doesn't matter. You can pick up what's going on and go back and read the other books later. (Which I will!)

It's a fast paced read, with thrills, spills and twists to keep you guessing. It's one of those ones that keep you up at night just so you can find out what's next.

Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC without obligation.

A new series for me (and clearly I've missed a lot of the books!) but I'm always interested to find a new character to follow, if the story is right. This one is. Clearly a fair bit of background that I was missing but actually I felt ok with that. I've read a few books by Coben and always find them exciting, well-written and real page turners. This was no exception and I just might have to find time to go back and read the 11 preceding books! There's also a lot of humour in these books so it's well worth the read.

I absolutely devoured this book. I was hooked from page one!

Can’t wait to read more from this author.

Thank you NetGalley and publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

#ThinkTwice #NetGalley I have not read any of the previous book in the Myron Bolitar series but with a writer as talented as Harlan Coben you know that it is going to be a great read. In my opinion, it is perfectly capable of being read as a standalone but it has intrigued me enough to go and read the rest of the series. Great writing, great drama and plenty of twists and turns kept me turning the pages way into the night. I look forward to reading more in this series.

I really enjoyed this book, however I missed that it was part of a series, I will be reading from the start and then add an up to date review of this book

Another great novel with sports agent Myron Bolitar and his friend Win as the main characters. I loved the fast paced nature of the book, the great characters and twisting complex story line which kept me so gripped. An excellent well recommended read as you’d expect from Harlen Coben.
I’ve read a few in this series and will definitely try to read them all, surely this cries out for a TV series it would be so great.