About Harlan Coben
Winner of the Edgar Award, Shamus Award and Anthony Award - the first author to win all three -- New York Times bestseller Harlan Coben's critically-acclaimed novels have been called "poignant and insightful" (Los Angeles Times), "consistently entertaining" (Houston Chronicle), "superb" (Chicago Tribune) and "must reading" (Philadelphia Inquirer).
Series
Myron Bolitar
1. Deal Breaker (1995)
2. Drop Shot (1996)
3. Fade Away (1996)
4. Back Spin (1997)
5. One False Move (1998)
6. The Final Detail (1999)
7. Darkest Fear (2000)
8. Promise Me (2006)
9. Long Lost (2009)
10. Live Wire (2011)
Three Great Novels: Deal Breaker / Drop Shot / Fade Away (omnibus) (2001)
The Myron Bolitar Collection: 9 Great Novels (omnibus) (2011)
The Myron Bolitar Series 7-Book Bundle (omnibus) (2013)
1. Deal Breaker (1995)
2. Drop Shot (1996)
3. Fade Away (1996)
4. Back Spin (1997)
5. One False Move (1998)
6. The Final Detail (1999)
7. Darkest Fear (2000)
8. Promise Me (2006)
9. Long Lost (2009)
10. Live Wire (2011)
Three Great Novels: Deal Breaker / Drop Shot / Fade Away (omnibus) (2001)
The Myron Bolitar Collection: 9 Great Novels (omnibus) (2011)
The Myron Bolitar Series 7-Book Bundle (omnibus) (2013)
Novels
Play Dead (1990)
Miracle Cure (1991)
Tell No One (2001)
Gone For Good (2002)
No Second Chance (2003)
Just One Look (2004)
The Innocent (2004)
The Woods (2007)
Hold Tight (2008)
Caught (2010)
Stay Close (2012)
Six Years (2013)
Miracle Cure (1991)
Tell No One (2001)
Gone For Good (2002)
No Second Chance (2003)
Just One Look (2004)
The Innocent (2004)
The Woods (2007)
Hold Tight (2008)
Caught (2010)
Stay Close (2012)
Six Years (2013)
Omnibus
Two Great Novels (2004)
Three Great Novels 2 (2004)
Three Great Novels 3 (2005)
Tell No One / Gone for Good (2008)
Just One Look / Innocent / Promise Me (2008)
Harlan Coben 3 Novel Collection (2011)
10 Great Novels (2012)
Three Great Novels 2 (2004)
Three Great Novels 3 (2005)
Tell No One / Gone for Good (2008)
Just One Look / Innocent / Promise Me (2008)
Harlan Coben 3 Novel Collection (2011)
10 Great Novels (2012)
Series contributed to
Anthologies edited
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Harlan Coben recommends
 Underdog (1996) (Melanie Travis, book 2) Laurien Berenson "Laurien Berenson just keeps getting better and better." |  God is a Bullet (1999) Boston Teran "In a word: Wow. GOD IS A BULLET is a shotgun blast to the gut--a kick-a**, in-your-face tour de force from start to finish. Every page carries a fresh wallop and a nightmarish jolt. Boston Teran's haunting words stay with you long after you turn the final page. I'm still stunned." |  Blackheart Highway (1999) (Wil Hardesty, book 4) Richard Barre "Blackheart Highway is haunting, compelling, and beautifully written. Richard Barre touches the soul. He is simply one of the best." | |
 Pipsqueak (2001) (Garth Carson, book 1) Brian M Wiprud "Demented and fun! This book is a hoot!" |  The Survivors Club (2001) Lisa Gardner "A high-octane, nerve-jangling tale of suspense." |  Fury (2001) (Frank Corso, book 1) G M Ford "Must reading." | |
 Black Water Transit (2001) Carsten Stroud "A nerve-jangling thrill ride." |  Shooting Dr. Jack (2001) Norman Green "Gritty, dark, and totally original." |  A Kiss Gone Bad (2001) (Whit Mosley, book 1) Jeff Abbott "An adrenaline-fueled, twist-filled thrill ride of pure, white-knuckled suspense." | |
 Courting Trouble (2002) (Rosato and Associates, book 7) Lisa Scottoline "A gripping page-turner with an ending that will leave you breathless." |  The Blue Edge of Midnight (2002) (Max Freeman, book 1) Jonathon King "A remarkable debut... King's writing is gritty, vivid and suspenseful... a natural storyteller." |  Compulsion (2002) (Frank Clevenger, book 3) Keith Ablow "Great psychological suspense." | |
 Cuba Strait (2003) Carsten Stroud "A nerve-jangling thrill ride." |  The Blind Man of Seville (2003) (Javier Falcon, book 1) Robert Wilson "Gripping and exhilarating... A potent blend of beauty and terror. " |  Everyone Dies (2003) (Kevin Kerney, book 8) Michael McGarrity "If you have never read Michael McGarrity, then do yourselves a favor and read Everyone Dies." | |
 The Da Vinci Code (2003) (Robert Langdon, book 2) Dan Brown "Fascinating and absorbing...A great, riveting read. I loved this book." |  Paranoia (2004) Joseph Finder "High-Octane suspense. Joseph Finder catapults himself into the front ranks of contemporary writers." |  The Last Goodbye (2004) Reed Arvin "Reed Arvin is the REAL DEAL." | |
 Caught Stealing (2004) (Hank Thompson, book 1) Charlie Huston "WOW! Brutal, visceral, violent, edgy and brilliant." |  Echo Bay (2004) Richard Barre "Richard Barre touches the soul. He is simply one of the best." |  Darker Than Night (2004) (Night, book 4) John Lutz "John Lutz knows how to make you shiver." | |
 Sharp Objects (2006) Gillian Flynn "A stylish, and compelling debut. A real winner." |  Sunstroke (2006) Jesse Kellerman "Sunstroke is a dynamic debut and Jesse Kellerman is the real thing." |  We Know (2008) Gregg Hurwitz "Pure nail-biting, stay up all-night suspense." | |
 Starvation Lake (2009) (Starvation Lake Mystery, book 1) Bryan Gruley "A great debut from a major talent." |  Dead Weight (2009) Batt Humphreys "A stunning story, masterfully told." |  Faces of the Gone (2009) (Carter Ross Mystery, book 1) Brad Parks "Terrific debut." | |
 Hostage Zero (2010) (Jonathan Grave, book 2) John Gilstrap "Grabs hold of you on page one and doesn't let go. No Mercy will leave you breathless." |  The Sixes (2011) Kate White "A terrifying psychological thriller that takes 'mean girls' to a whole new level of creepy." |  Scorpion Betrayal (2012) (Scorpion, book 2) Andrew Kaplan "Kaplan has written one of the smartest, swiftest and most compelling spy novels I've read in years." | |
 Hearse and Buggy (2012) (Amish Mystery, book 1) Laura Bradford "The best cozy mystery debut I've read this year." |  Those We Love Most (2012) Lee Woodruff "Flawless, breathtaking, and oh-so-real, Those We Love Most is a beautifully written book about family, love, betrayal, forgiveness, and how we pick up the pieces in the wake of unthinkable tragedy. When I turned the last page, I found myself missing the characters already. I can't recommend this book highly enough. " |
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