Myron Bolitar, Book 2
by Harlan Coben
Drop Shot delivers a brisk, plot-first mystery built around a young woman's tragic death and a sports-world scandal. Chapters move quickly through clues, confrontations and late-stage twists, so the main utility is sustained momentum and the puzzle-solving pleasure of watching plot threads snap together. The limitation is limited interior depth: characters often function as plot agents instead of fully rounded people, and lucky coincidences or stacked revelations may feel mechanically clever rather than emotionally earned. Best enjoyed for pacing, not psychological intimacy.
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This is an updated edition of this Kindle edition. In the second Myron Bolitar novel from Edgar Award–winner Harlan Coben, a young woman’s tragic death spirals into a shattering drama of menace, secrets, and rage. Suddenly Myron is in over his head—and playing the most dangerous game of all. Once, Valerie Simpson’s tennis career skyrocketed; now, t...
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