This plot was less surprising than some other Harlan Coben books. I thought the murderer was clear really early - I'm not sure how Myron supposedly didn't figure it out! Some poorly-dated comments e.g. about bisexuality and race. But was a true-to-style Myron Bolitor book, fast-paced and funny. 

Having only recently discovered Harlan Coben (Late 2022), I'm continuing to really enjoy the books I've read by him, and this is no exception.

I didn't realise just how long ago the book was published when first reading it, so seeing mentions of playing a tape or a car phone gave me a good chuckle, and proved that some books are timeless since it didn't fully pull me from the book.

An enjoyable read, with a twist I didn't see coming.. mostly.  From the hotel onwards I definitely had some ideas, but not to the extent of what actually happened.

Overall, I definitely enjoyed the book, and plan to read the Myron Bolitar series from start to finish, since this is now the second I've read from this particular series.