Review: Seconds Away - Harlan Coben

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Are you a fan of Harlan Coben's novels ? Have you read and made your way through his Myron Bolitar series ? Needing a Myron fix but run out of books to read?
Try Harlan's new series starring Mickey Bolitar - Myron's nephew.
Review: Seconds Away - Book #2 Mickey Bolitar Series - Harlan Coben - September 2012
Your favourite Teen Detective is back , Mickey Bolitar - now living with his Uncle Myron, Mickey has been slowly easing into school but it seems that trouble can't stray far away from him and now with only being at school a week , he has found himself bang smack in the midle of not only a homocide but also an arson attack and if that wasn't bad enough the Chief of Police Ed Taylor has it in for Myron and Troy - the Chief's son has it in for Mickey. Seconds Away focuses on not only the homocide of one of Mickey's new friends, but also delves deeper into the Abeloa Society which is the group with the butterflies. When an old photo shows up from The Bat Lady of a man who was supposed to have died over 50-70years ago , how can i be that Mickey recognises him from the scene of his father's death ? How is it that no matter what happens in Mickey's life - all the horrible and terrible dangers that occur reflect back to his parents and who knows them? Meanwhile Mickey's new friend Ema is keeping a dark secret - what will happen when Mickey learns the truth about who her parents are ? Will he be annoyed that she lied or will he respect her need for privacy?
Find out all this and more in Seconds Away which shows readers that even in seconds away , your life that you know of can be over .
Another great installment in the Mickey Bolitar series and I look forward to reading more of Harlan Coben's releases.
 
 
 

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