Home: From the #1 bestselling creator of the hit Netflix series Fool Me Once (Myron Bolitar) - Softcover

"For ten long years two boys have been missing. Now you think you've seen one of them. He's a young man. And he's in trouble.

Do you approach him?
Ask him to come home with you?
And how can you be sure it's really him?

You thought your search for the truth was over.
It's only just begun." (from the publisher's description)

"Coben is a phenomenon - the most reliable of American thriller-writers, the least likely to disappoint ... the true mystery is Coben's extraordinary capacity to keep writing such wonderful thrillers" (The Times)

"Another instant Coben Bolitar classic." (Michael J Fox)

"Told at breakneck pace, it glows on the page... Terrifying and unputdownable." (Daily Mail)

"Just finished the brilliant new @HarlanCoben novel 'Home'. Myron, Win and the gang are all back, and some of it is even in London. Loved it!" (Richard Osman)

'ANOTHER INSTANT COBEN BOLITAR CLASSIC' Michael J Fox

For ten long years two boys have been missing.

Now you think you've seen one of them.

He's a young man. And he's in trouble.

Do you approach him?
Ask him to come home with you?
And how can you be sure it's really him?

You thought your search for the truth was over.
It's only just begun.

Praise for Home

'Coben is a phenomenon - the most reliable of American thriller-writers, the least likely to disappoint ... the true mystery is Coben's extraordinary capacity to keep writing such wonderful thrillers' - The Times

'Another instant Coben Bolitar classic.' - Michael J Fox

'Told at breakneck pace, it glows on the page... Terrifying and unputdownable.' - Daily Mail

'Just finished the brilliant new @HarlanCoben novel 'Home'. Myron, Win and the gang are all back, and some of it is even in London. Loved it!' - Richard Osman

'To the aficionados of the series, this will feel like a homecoming' - The Guardian

'The skill of Harlan Coben is illustrated by the ease that this novel uncoils, with humour and empathy striating the twisty narrative ... Home doesn’t require a bookmark as it is hard to put the book down once the spine is broken, as your hands will appear glued to the binding' - Shots