Series: Myron Bolitar
by Author Harlan Coben
One False Move (1999)
Myron Bolitar est recruté pour veiller sur l'étoile montante du basketball féminin, la ravissante Brenda Slaughter. « Du miel tiède sur des pancakes du dimanche. » Excusez du peu ! L'entourage de la sportive soupçonne son père de vouloir ruiner sa carrière, or ce dernier est porté disparu. Myron ...
Deal Breaker (2006)
I’ve been aware of Harlan Coben’s series of crime/mystery novels starring a sports agent named Myron Bolitar for some time but never read one because I thought it’d be something like Jerry Maguire crossed with Murder She Wrote. I figured Myron would always be tripping over dead baseball players k...
The Final Detail (2000)
'The Final Detail' will keep you awake at nights and wake you up early in the mornings. It will make you push out people from your house so you can be alone and just immerse yourself deep into the book without any interruptions. Experience says so.The story goes as such: Myron has run away with T...
Promise Me (2007)
Myron Bolitar, ehemaliger Basketball-Profi und nun Inhaber einer Berateragentur für Sportler und Schauspieler, hat seit geraumer Zeit eine neue Freundin, die Journalistin Ali Wilder. Bei einem seiner Besuche bekommt er spätabends zufällig ein Gespräch zwischen deren Tochter und einer Schulfreundi...
Drop Shot (1996)
The stench of testosterone emanating from the pages of this book made me want to open a window to get some fresh air while I was reading it. Or maybe go outside and take a walk in the sunshine instead of reading it.This is the second in Harlan Coben's sports agent/detective Myron Bolitar series. ...
Back Spin (1997)
Myron Bolitar (and Coben's readers) finally get a little more insight into the mysterious past of Myron's good friend and business partner Win in this novel. Myron is invited to the US Open of golf with the possibility of picking up a few more clients for his sports management business. It is l...
Live Wire (2011)
This is the tenth and what may be the last in the Myron Bolitar series It is also, in my opinion, the best in the series. While I value his stand alone novels more than his series work, this volume comes closest to matching the stand alones.The book opens with the statement, "The ugliest truth,...