Myron Bolitar Drop Shot, Book 2, (Paperback)

from ThoughtsofJoyLibrary

Myron Bolitar, sports agent/lawyer, has signed on a new, desired male tennis player named Duane. A past female tennis star, Valerie, is trying to make a comeback and wants to hire Myron as her agent as well. Unfortunately, during Duane's tournament, she is murdered and Myron's new star is being a...

from EadieB

This is the 2nd installment of the Myron Bolitar series and I found it to be a very interesting read. The main character, Myron Bolitar, is a sports agent and has a quick wit and sarcastic tongue. His best pal, Win, is a slightly psychotic, totally loyal guy who watches Myron's back as they find ...

from stephanie_M

This novel was a bit better than the first one. It's a solid series, with interesting characters, and a driven plot line. I had no idea who the killer was, until the end. Which was different from the Big Secret. I had thought I had the Big Secret figured out in the first quarter of the novel, and...

from Fantasma

A great book, as usual, definitly I'm a big fan of Harlan Coben. This was the first one I read in the Myron Bolitar series and it was very good and soooo funny sometimes, the writing style keeps us going and going. Even though I figured out one of the great mysteries of the story by the middle of...

from miyurose

Myron Bolitar is a pretty interesting guy - a sarcastic ex-athlete-law-school-grad-turned-sports-agent who used to work with the government, has a sociopathic best friend (who I always picture as the young James Spader playing Steff in Pretty in Pink), and now lives in his parents' basement and p...