Harlan coben comes up with yet another devilishly clever story line. Coben writes his mysteries, adding a chill down your bones.

The pacing is fast and the writing is what you would expect from someone with a slew of best sellers under his belt. The narrator was very good as well, we all know that can make or break an audiobook.

I was sadly disappointed in this book. The author need psychiatric help for thinking up this dimented poorly writen delusion. I was turned off by the lame attempt at political correctness mixed in with some totally unnecessary graphic violence.

It's just obnoxious. At first. Really pitiful. It's over the top unrealistic.

Even the titles seem entirely too cliche. There's a subplot that is clearly filler, with a silly twist at the end. The storytelling seems uninspired and generic.