One False Move: A Myron Bolitar Novel (Paperback)

from buffalogr

I enjoyed "One False Move". It was entertaining,light and did not require a personal commitment beyond fun. This time, Myron's client is a female basketball star and Coben hit all the high points of that sport. But, in the end, it was a murder mystery with a lot of twists and a motive unrelated. ...

from MrsLee

Myron has a new client. An up and coming female basketball player named Brenda, who just so happens to be the daughter of his mentor (who may or may not have abused her), only Myron has to keep her safe because she is being threatened, her father has gone missing just as her mother did 22 years a...

from stephanie_M

A seriously heart-breaking addition to the Myron Bolitar series. Things are coming apart in Bolitar's life, and it's not good. Women's basketball is the sport in this novel, and the non-stop action makes for a very solid, fast paced mystery novel. The narrator Jonathan Marosz is brilliant. Highly...

from she_climber

I can't get enough of this series. Yet another one that I just didn't see the end coming. Had some problems with the new love interest, not that I'm a big fan of Myron's regular love interest, Jessica. It just seemed a little too easy. I was glad to see Win come back in full force for this book, ...

from grheault

Brenda Slaughter, pro basketball player and aspiring pediatrician. Myron Bolitar, reluctant detective, lawyer, agent, maybe lover, nice guy. A missing mother, a murdered father, Esperanza and Win, a gubernatorial candidate with cop and mob connections, Mom, Dad Bolitar and the aunts and uncles, a...