I knew opening that red door would destroy my life. Indeed, the first line of the Prologue well and truly caught (sorry!) my attention, and I wasn’t allowed off the rollercoaster ride until the very end: It was the second book I read during a night of being unwell and it gripped my attention away from my own ill-health like nothing else could.
It’s far more exciting.Ĭaught is no exception to this. I used to enjoy Harlan Coben’s series of Myron Bolitar novels until they became the same story over and over again, with the same deus ex machina played out far too often, but I’ve recently become a keen enthusiast for his stand-alone work. As a community struggles to cope with the loss of the missing girl, and the predator who may have taken her, Wendy realises she can’t trust her own instincts – or the motives of the people around her … Her latest target: a social worker known as a friend to troubled teens. Reporter Wendy Tynes is on a mission to identify and bring down sexual predators via televised sting operations. Her family hears nothing for three months and now everyone assumes the worst. Caught by Harlan Coben – a gripping story about who you can trust and who you can’tĪ seventeen-year-old girl disappears.
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