We are in King’s Cross, most of which has been “rejuvenated” over the past two decades with museums and libraries and the Eurostar and even a plaque for Platform 9¾, where Harry Potter boarded the train for Hogwarts. Coming into a novel that is part of an established series, with a reoccurring set of characters, is never an easy task but on the whole this novel worked for me. We really enjoyed getting a look into Win’s head and thoughts and seeing just how much heart he really has. After a year in hiding, Win contacts Myron to say he has located Patrick Moore, now 16, one of two boys kidnapped ten years ago from the home of Brooke Baldwin, Win's cousin.

It is a non-stop style of read, constantly pushing forward at a constant speed, to solve the baffling kidnapping case. Home is a book that raised plenty of questions concerning the central mystery of the two missing boys.Clients who are desperate enough to come here to satisfy their urges feel shame or fear discovery or, most likely, both. In this 11th book in the 'Myron Bolitar'series, Myron and Windsor Horne Lockwood III (Win) are back on the job - determined to rescue two missing boys. Das ist echt cool, weil es noch einen besseren Einblick in seine Art zu denken gibt und Lust auf Harlan Cobens "Win" macht. One of my go to mystery plot lines, a missing persons case, is the basis here so if I already wasn’t hooked enough, this just upped my interest.

If you are new to the series, go ahead and start with Deal Breaker and enjoy getting to know Myron, Win, Esperanza, and Big Cyndi. The other wears a studded dog collar and mesh shirt, proclaiming his current profession in the most obvious of uniforms. The pacing as I stated before was very quick, intense, and satisfying; I’ll stop there as to not spoil anything.

Ten years ago, childhood best friends Rhys Baldwin and Patrick Moore were kidnapped during a playdate at Rhys' suburban New Jersey home.