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Years ago, the two boys have left years ago in the care of Vada Linna, an eighteen year old au pair from Finland.

One of the boys, Rhys, the son of Chick and Brooke Baldwin, is a relative of Windsor “Win” Horne Lockwood, III, who happens to be Myron Bolitar’s best friend. For ten years their families have been left with nothing but painful memories and a quiet desperation for the day that has finally, miraculously arrived: Myron Bolitar and his friend Win believe they have located one of the boys, now a teenager. Clients who are desperate enough to come here to satisfy their urges feel shame or fear discovery or, most likely, both. Home is the 11th book in the Myron Bolitar series and it’s the first time we see into the perspective of Win. The story also has a perk for romance fans since Myron is engaged to his long-time, on-off girlfriend Terese.I have been waiting for this book forever and was so shocked to see that another book in this series came out.

Harlan’s novel TELL NO ONE (NE LE DIS A PERSONNE) was turned into the renowned French film, directed by Guillaume Canet and starring Francois Cluzet. The characters, particularly Myron and Win, have definitely matured, and Myron’s nephew Mickey (who has his own series) plays an important part in Home.There is always so much going on behind the scenes, they feature friendship, loyalty and show how wrong it is to judge people by their outward appearance. Home is an action-packed mystery thriller with a complex plot and some real emotions brought to the story.

Win is still essentially a closed book, but we did learn a big secret about him on the very last page! Sure enough, a teenage boy who bears a striking resemblance to Patrick appears to be a street hustler. Edgar-winner Coben's action-packed 11th thriller featuring sports agent Myron Bolitar (after 2011's Live Wire ) blends family drama with a twisty plot. If you like great thrillers with strong plot and character development, too, definitely pick this one up! Just when you think you have it all figured out, there's another Coben twist, and believe me when I tell you that he saves the most stunning twist for the very end.It is as if you are hearing his voice – wise-cracking and colloquial with lots of asides and opinions. I can try to talk my way out of this, perhaps offer them money to leave us be, but I don’t think that will work for three reasons.

I will admit to not loving the Myron Bolitar series as much as Coben's other novels, but read all of them too. While in London, Win sees a boy, one who looks like one of two young boys who went missing 10 years prior (Patrick Moore).We are in King’s Cross, most of which has been “rejuvenated” over the past two decades with museums and libraries and the Eurostar and even a plaque for Platform 9¾, where Harry Potter boarded the train for Hogwarts.