The Final Detail
A Myron Bolitar Novel
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Harlan Coben
It almost works—until his fiercely loyal, if sometimes morally challenged, friend Win shows up with a message that blasts Myron back to New York…and reality. Esperanza, Myron’s best friend and partner at MB Sportsrep, has been arrested for the murder of a client, a fallen baseball star attempting a comeback.
Myron is determined to prove Esperanza’s innocence. But she isn’t speaking. And neither is her lawyer, except to say that Myron would do best to keep his distance, lest he hurt her case. Only Myron is already too close to the case to back away. For twelve years ago a young agent tried to help an up-and-coming athlete. It was a fatal mistake—and now Myron may have to pay the price.
To solve a case as bizarre as it is difficult, Myron will be obliged to view it from the strangest angles: a transsexual nightclub, a baseball owner with a long-lost daughter, a dubious drug test, an impossible murder scene, and a computer disk with the image of a disintegrating girl. But most bizarre of all is that as he tries to unearth, Myron’s own investigation points to only one other suspect: himself…as this spellbinding novel twists, jolts, and careens towards its dazzling finish.©1999 Harlan Coben; (P)1999 Books on Tape
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"The world needs to discover Harlan Coben. He's smart, he's funny and he has something to say."—Michael Connelly
"Combines Chandler's wry wit with Ross Macdonald's moral complexity."—Philadelphia Inquirer
"Poignant and insightful . . . Myron is gallant, likable and delightfully original."—Los Angeles Times
"If you've been entertaining doubts about the future of the mystery--fuhgeddaboutit! It's in good hands with Harlan Coben."—Lawrence Block
"Coben displays all the right moves . . . snappy dialogue, fast pacing, neat plotting. . . . Myron's some serious competition for Robert Parker's Spenser."—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Combines Chandler's wry wit with Ross Macdonald's moral complexity."—Philadelphia Inquirer
"Poignant and insightful . . . Myron is gallant, likable and delightfully original."—Los Angeles Times
"If you've been entertaining doubts about the future of the mystery--fuhgeddaboutit! It's in good hands with Harlan Coben."—Lawrence Block
"Coben displays all the right moves . . . snappy dialogue, fast pacing, neat plotting. . . . Myron's some serious competition for Robert Parker's Spenser."—Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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