Harlan Coben, Long Lost Reviews

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"Long Lost" by Harlan Coben lets down the fans that eagerly awaited their hero Myron Bolitar to come back.
Honestly, the start of the book was pretty good; throughout the late stages of the book, it lets down.
In my opinion, Harlan's stand alone novels have always been superior to that of his Myron Bolitar ones.
The books, as usual, have that twist at the end, which i was eargely reading on to see. I was greatly let down by the twist at the end of this book, it was so confusing, I don't know what really happened, call me stupid; but I did not understand what had happened. I regret buying this book when it first was released, spending fourteen euro on it, I should of waited until the reduced version came out.
"Long Lost." by Harlan Coben, I give 2 out of five stars. Bear in mind that is my opinon, I never really liked the Myron Bolitar novels, then again, I'm sure a lot of people do.

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Long Lost
Harlan Coben
Dutton, Apr 2009, $26.95
ISBN 9780525951056

A decade has passed since sports entertainment agent Myron Bolitar and TV reporter Terese Collins have spoken to each other. So Myron is taken aback by a call from Terese currently in Angola. She invites him to meet her in Paris. He accepts her invitation especially since his latest relationship is apparently over.

In Paris, Myron's rendezvous with Terese is not the love nest he expected. Instead she informs him her former ...