Review: The Stranger - Harlan Coben

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Review: The Stranger - Harlan Coben - March 2015


One of my favourite male authors is Harlan Coben , so when I read that he had released a new one I knew I just had to give it a go and I am glad I did as I really enjoyed it and this one was definitely filled to the brim with twists and turns and new angles displayed throughout the book. This book starts off with Adam - the main character being approached at the bar and told a secret by someone known only as "The Stranger" , a secret about his wife that no-one else knew or should have known. The secret has the ability to ruin his marriage and his life and he confronts his wife about it, she doesn't deny but what she does next is disappear. Adam is worried that something is terribly wrong, but who can he turn to when he doesn't know who to trust anymore ? Throughout the book "The Stranger" will also approach several other characters in the books with secrets that their loved ones have been trying so hard to hide and keep hidden away from the world as if released they have the power to ruin lives forever. Someone though is taking this secret keeping business a bit too far and killing others to keep the truths from being revealed. Can the "real stranger" find out whose behind the killings before he is framed or has the truth revealing business just turned into a full-on deadly career ?
Find out in this awesome new stand alone by Harlan Coben aka "The Stranger".

 

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