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.

Especially the scenes with Mickey, Esperanza, and my personal favorite, the smart-mouthed Big Cyndi, who is brash but lovable. I have been waiting for this book forever and was so shocked to see that another book in this series came out.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. Coupled with this unique style, he manages to weave fascinating plots and proper endings (another thing that you are relieved to be able to rely on). Not just the place, but the sense of being “in the zone” or safe or at ease or being where you belong. Patrick Moore—that is the boy’s name—leans against the graffiti-littered concrete support of the underpass. 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.

The author has such a fabulous imagination to be able to constantly come up with different storylines to keep the reader enthralled and I have to admit that he probably is my all time favourite American author.In addition to this startling plot, are the emotions Coben manages to capture associated with families of kidnapping victims. Home is an action-packed mystery thriller with a complex plot and some real emotions brought to the story. Two six-year-old boys - Patrick Moore and Rhys Baldwin - were kidnapped from Patrick's home, never to be seen or heard from again. The addition of a personal connection to the case amped up the tension and I was both intrigued and anticipating how such a close connection would impact Win’s involvement. I highly recommend Home; it is one of the best mysteries I have read in a long while, and it was fun to read about Myron again.

Interesting case in this one, two six year old boys, kidnapped ten years previously, one the son of Win's favorite cousin. Was neu ist für den letzten Teil im Vergleich zu den anderen: Einige Kapitel werden aus Wins Perspektive geschrieben. After waiting for what feels like forever book eleven in the Myron Bolitar series is finally here and it was well worth it. I read a number of Coben's Myron Bolitar novels a number of years ago, and I remember really enjoying them, so I don't know why I stopped. I have been a HUGE fan of Coben’s from the beginning and have read every Myron Bolitar as it was published.Whatever had happened ten years ago, whatever cruel twist of mankind (I don’t believe so much in fate being cruel when the culprit is usually our fellow human beings) had taken this boy from the opulence of his stone mansion to this filthy toilet of an underpass, I worry now that if I make the wrong move, one or both boys might disappear again, this time forever. Win has always been a bit of a mystery, so I love that he's sharing the spotlight with Myron in this book. I found this novel compelling from the very start and the suspense was maintained throughout the whole novel. I was also pleased to see the whole gang was back, including Esperanza and Big Cindi, as well as Myron’s parents and the gang from the Mickey Bolitar series, which is pretty cool, and has me thinking about giving that series a try someday, although I’m not usually one for YA novels. While those who are new to the series might struggle a bit to pick up some of the traits and nuances of the characters initially, Coben does a nice job getting readers up to speed on Myron’s past, though most of the backstory takes place more than a hundred pages into the story.

He would now be, if this is indeed Patrick and not a look-alike or mistake on my part, sixteen years old.It is one of my favorite series out there, if not my favorite, and Home is the best book in the series hands down. His series is no different, in fact it might be even better, as we have these recurring characters to journey with while growing to love them more with each book.