Harlan Coben news / reviews / chat
12-17-07, 01:41 PM
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Some brief Harlan Coban news...
He'll be hosting tonight's episide of Murder by the Book on CourtTV. More on that here: http://www.courttv.com/onair/shows/m...sodes/208.html
Also, his next book is a stand-alone titled Hold Tight due April 15th.
He'll be hosting tonight's episide of Murder by the Book on CourtTV. More on that here: http://www.courttv.com/onair/shows/m...sodes/208.html
Also, his next book is a stand-alone titled Hold Tight due April 15th.
05-29-19, 02:06 PM
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Re: Harlan Coben news / reviews / chat
Sorry for bumping an ancient thread. I've started reading Coben's books, and I'm pretty happy so far. I read Just One Look last year, and now I'm half-way through Tell No One. I read fast... just not very often! 
I saw the movie based on the latter many many years ago, and I'll re-watch it when I'm done reading it.
Just wondering if anyone else still reads his books here, and if you have any other solid recommendations from his bibliography? The only other book of his I own, but haven't read yet, is The Woods.
I saw the movie based on the latter many many years ago, and I'll re-watch it when I'm done reading it.Just wondering if anyone else still reads his books here, and if you have any other solid recommendations from his bibliography? The only other book of his I own, but haven't read yet, is The Woods.
09-02-19, 06:47 PM
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Re: Harlan Coben news / reviews / chat
I've read most of his stuff. I may be a little behind on his catalogue, but I recommend anything in the Myron Bolitar series. Tell No One is a favorite of mine as well. Gone For Good is a good one. After a while, though, his plots start to blend together because they're all pretty similar in premise. But I still like his stuff. I just wish some of his characters had a little more backbone besides Myron, who's a badass.
