There’s no such thing as a perfect murder.

Greg Downing has been dead 3 years but he is suddenly prime suspect for a double murder. How can this be possible when Myron attended his funeral but all the evidence is overwhelming. As they start to investigate things soon start to take a dangerous path but Myron and Win will stop at nothing to find the truth.

I loved being back with these characters, the book can easily be read as a standalone but it was revisiting them which I enjoyed the most. Thanks to @netgalley for the opportunity to read this book.

Great thriller kept me hooked the whole way through. Great writing and plot. Love this authors work and unpredictable till the ending

This is my first time reading a novel from the Myron Bolitar series and I’d be keen to read more. Note, you can enjoy this as a standalone book without having read the previous 11.
This was well paced, gripping and had a satisfying twist.
4.5 stars.

Harlan Coben can do no wrong- have you ever read a bad book from him?! Will be recommending to my friends.

I’ve really enjoyed several (many!) Harlan Coben novels previously, but this one for me didn’t quite click. Perhaps the British adaptations on Netflix have influenced me, as I found the all-American characters and settings jarred. Still good, but not up to some of his previous work.

Another brilliant storyline from this author.

Unfortunately, due to a serious illness I was not able to write a review at the time of publication. However, I read this novel with speed and loved the twists and turns the storyline took.

It was wonderful to see Myron Bolitar back and solving a case, even if it was thanks to the FBI’s visit questioning him about his former client, Greg Downing

Another fantastic book from Harlan Coben. True to form, a read you won't put down.

Hopefully this will be turned into another Netflix series.

Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC

Over long. Ending absolutely whizzed by but so much unnecessary filler. Would have liked to see more thoughts from the mystery killer

I really enjoyed this, I've read all previous myron and win books but will definitely read more as they get published.
Plenty of twists and turns I had no idea how this was going to turn out and was pleasantly surprised by the ending as I find that's what usually lets a book down.
5 stars from me

This is my first Harlan Coben book, I have been loving Coben’s adaptations for tv so I’ve been actively looking for an Harlan Coben’s book to read, this is not up to the same level as the series I’ve watched but I’ve still thoroughly enjoyed it.
I also didn’t realise it was a series about Myron Bolitar so this book stand alone perfectly well.
Thank you to NetGalley and Random House UK for letting me review this ARC.

"Think Twice" by Harlan Coben is a thrilling and fast-paced novel that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. Coben masterfully weaves a web of suspense and intrigue, with plot twists that are as unexpected as they are satisfying. The characters are well-drawn, each with their own secrets and motivations that add depth to the story. Coben's signature style of blending mystery, tension, and emotional intensity is on full display, making "Think Twice" a gripping read. It's a must-read for fans of suspense and anyone who enjoys a novel that keeps you guessing until the very end.

Book twelve in the Myron Bolitar series
A fast paced book
Will have you turning those pages and not wanting to put it down
Can’t wait for the next in this series
Thanks NetGalley

I was over the moon to be offered the chance to review this book, and it was just as good as I expected it to be. Whilst it is an instalment in a series of books, it works just as well as a stand alone book so dont let that put you off. If you like Harlan Coben, this won't disappoint, and if you are new to his books this is a great one to start with.

Another great instalment in the fantastic Myron Bolitar series. As usual featuring the rogue that is Windsor Horne.
I have yet to be disappointed when reading a Harlan Coben book. He’s one of my earliest favourites authors.
This one has the usual collection of murder, mystery, suspense and intrigue.

If you like Harlen Coben you will live this! Twisty and featuring Marlon Bolitar what more could you want?

This book can be read as a standalone but it is the latest book in an excellent series
With great characters, a twisting plot all the way to the end and the usual great writing style, I thoroughly enjoyed the story
Highly recommended

I have enjoyed Harlan Coben’s tv adaptions for some time and this was my first time reading one of his novels - quirky and unexpected are the first words that come to mind!
An experienced author who knows exactly the kind of story his audience wants to read.

Fantastic. So easy to read and I got into the swing of it straight away. A good twist to which I didn’t see coming. Nicely written.

As a huge Harlan Coban fan, I have no idea how I have got this far without reading a Myron Bolitar saga. Absolutely love Bolitar and can see why the next Coban series is slated to be one that stars this character, but it's Win, his business partner, that I want to see in action. Win is no nonsense, not afraid to take matters into his own hands, is selctive with his loyalties, and certainly not someone you want to fall foul off

The story is predominantly told by Bolitar, It has the right tempo, the right tone, and is a great contradictory voice to the secret thoughts of the killer. As with Coban narratives, the twist will keep you guessing until the climax and I found myself trying to listen to the voice to see if it was replicated elsewhere in the story. I failed to identify the killer making the novel even more thrilling that I could have hoped.

My only bug bear was the switching of voices at the end. There was a drastic flash forward after the big reveal that threw me off balance. The time and character switch wasn't the best techniques that could have been employed and left me feeling as though Coban may have grown bored and wanted to finish within a set number of pages. That said, I won't be shying away from further Coban's in the future.

I normally like Harlan Coben books but I struggled with this one. I thought the idea of the storyline was great, but I did not gel with Myron or Win.
I didn’t realise this book was part of a series., even though it can be read as a stand alone.