Need a recommendation for my next book

[Chuck DiRaimondi]

I'm finishing up John Sandford's Bad Blood and was considering picking up a Harlan Coben book to change authors. I usually stick to Sandford, Connelly and Cornwell. Can anyone recommend a good starting point for Coben? I'm open to one of his standalone books.

[Kat]

I just finished Missing You. It was a little slow for me in places but by the end of the book I was a Harlan Coben fan!

[Janeandjerry]

I am currently reading DEADLY MESSENGER by SUSAN MAY it's a great book and even though the copy I have right now is an advanced copy it will be out in a few weeks so I hope you can jump over to Amazon(where I get my books at) and pre-order yours today.

[Janeandjerry]

Deadly Messengers

[Bryana]

I just finished The Ice Twins by S.K Tremayne and that one was pretty good!!

[Kate]

Bryana wrote: "I just finished The Ice Twins by S.K Tremayne and that one was pretty good!!"

I've got that on my TBR. It looks good, but I'm a little hesitant. Is it more mystery, or more thriller? I generally prefer psychological thrillers to just about anything.

[Justin]

Best starting point for Coben is Tell No One. Sorry I can't link to it, but it's by far my favorite and probably his best known.

[Bryana]

Anne wrote: "Bryana wrote: "I just finished The Ice Twins by S.K Tremayne and that one was pretty good!!"

I've got that on my TBR. It looks good, but I'm a little hesitant. Is it more mystery, or more thriller..."

I would definitely lean more towards thriller! :) A co-worker had recommended it to me along with The Stranger

[Bryana]

The Stranger by Harlan Coben - Not the classic by Albert Camus :) (Thought I better clarify since my link only posted the book title!)

[Janeandjerry]

Anything by all are great books

[Bryana]

Janeandjerry wrote: "Anything by all are great books"

I will have to check her out - I haven't read anything of hers as of yet!